Chapter 121

Theodore’s warm breath brushed against Rosalie’s cheek, making it hard for her to breathe. She

blushed and turned her head away to avoid his breath, her heart racing.

“Do you even know what you’re saying?”

He was probably drunk.

Theodore’s alcohol–laden breath wafted over her face. He was indeed drunk, but it was a fuzzy kind

of drunk. His consciousness still clear.

“I know what I’m saying. The real question is, do you know what -you’re saying? I can practically

smell how jealous you are.”

He chuckled lightly, his eyes looking at her as if she were a child.

“Who’s jealous?” Rosalie pushed against his chest forcefully. “Let go of me. I’m not jealous because

of you! If you want to help her change clothes, go ahead. It’s none of my business.”

After all, she was about to divorce this man.

“If it’s none of your business, why bring it up? And why mimic her words only to say you’re not

jealous now?”

He would be damned if she wasn’t jealous. Her eyes were almost tearing up from how bitter she

was acting.

“I just don’t understand what you’re up to. You clearly want a divorce, but you waste time with

Cynthia. Plus, you still haven’t told her the truth,” Rosalie argued logically.

Theodore stared at her in silence for a moment. “I just don’t want to disappoint her. What if

something unexpected happens?”

“Exactly. Didn’t that already happen? You were delayed at work, and

then you went to the hospital to be with Cynthia, wasting even more time. Work stuff is

understandable since it’s out of your control. But with Cynthia, there’s probably someone taking

care of her. Why bother rushing there? If you had come earlier, maybe you’d have the resident

register by now.”

Rosalie really couldn’t comprehend Theodore’s actions. At such an important moment, he actually

went to Cynthia’s side.

Theodore suddenly chuckled, his large hand gripping her chin lightly. ” Don’t worry. The divorce will

definitely happen. It won’t take up too much of your time.”

There he went again, saying she was worried. What did he know about her being worried?

But Rosalie couldn’t be bothered to explain further. She crouched down, and slipped out of his

embrace.

Theodore’s arms were empty now, his hands bracing against the wall. He sighed, then lowered his

hands and stumbled into the bathroom.

Back in the dining room, Rebecca asked, “Rose, is everything okay between you and Theo?”

She seemed to sense some subtle tension between them.

Rosalie sat down, her expression unreadable. “There’s nothing wrong between me and Theo,

Grandma. Why do you ask?”

The old lady thought back to what Theodore had said after Rosalie left, then looked at Rosalie’s

indifferent expression now.

She smiled, and said, “It’s nothing. But if Theo ever mistreats you or if anything feels off, you must

tell me, okay?”

“Don’t worry, Grandma. Theo treats me really well.”

Rebecca nodded, and didn’t say much more,

Not long after, Theodore returned and sat beside Rosalie. The three of them ate together, chatting

and laughing.

Rosalie did her best to keep Rebecca happy, while Theodore didn’t say much. He just kept drinking,

and even finished a whole bottle of red wine.

By the end of lunch, Theodore was feeling the effects of the alcohol and was clearly intoxicated.

Rosalie had to help him to the guest room and lay him down on the bed. Theodore raised his hand

to his forehead, his gaze blurry and unfocused.

“Why did you drink so much? How are you going to steal the resident register like this?” Rosalie

whispered in his ear.

Her voice was barely audible, as she was afraid someone might overhear.

“I’ll go when I sober up,” he replied nonchalantly.