Chapter 195
Chasing My Pregnant Wife
Rosalie grabbed Sebastianâs hand, and placed it on her belly. Despite the clothes between them,
her body was hot due to the fever.
âOur baby needs his father. Promise me you wonât leave me and our child. Even if you donât want
me, you canât abandon your baby!â
As she spoke, Rosalie seemed to drift into a haze, ready to fall asleep in Sebastianâs arms. But she
was afraid that if she fell asleep,
Theodoreâ would leave, so she held his clothes tightly.
Sebastianâs tone remained gentle. âBe good and let me take your temperature.â
*Promise me first. Promise you wonât leave me and wonât see Cynthia again,â she insisted
stubbornly.
âOkay, I promise.â
Of course, Sebastian could promise her anything and everything. Unfortunately, he wasnât
Theodore.
Did that man even realize how lucky he was to have Rosalie? He didnât cherish her, and instead
always felt like others owed him something.
Those who tried their best to cherish someone often couldnât get what they wanted.
It was infuriating!
Was Theodore really that great? No, he wasnât a good man. He was just lucky. Luck was more
important than effort. He had Rose
because of luck.
âThen letâs pinky
promise
child, full of innocence yet terribly pitiful.
Sebastian raised his hand, his eyes filled with tender affection. He smiled, looking at her like a child,
and extended his own pinky finger, to hook with hers. They made a pinky promise, and even sealed
it with their thumbs.
Sebastian suddenly felt as if she were really his wife and the baby inside her was his. However, it
was just an illusion. He knew she was simply sick and confused. Her condition caused her to
mistake him for Theodore, the man she loved and hated.
Subconsciously, she wanted that man by her side.
Even so, Sebastian played along. He didnât know what had come over him. He envied Theodoreâhe
even hated that man.
Theodore effortlessly obtained what others couldnât, yet he didnât cherish it. He was always making
excuses.
Everyone had a dark side, including Sebastian. His darkness lay in being happy that Theodore
treated Rosalie poorly and didnât cherish her. That way, he might have a chance.
He even wished Theodore could be harsher, and drown Rosalie in complete despair.
Sebastian knew he shouldnât think like that, for he couldnât bear to see Rosalie in pain. However,
some emotions were beyond control; just like Rosalie, who couldnât help but love Theodore and
shed tears for him despite everything.
Everyone had selfish thoughts, blind spots, and moments when they threw caution to the wind.
After their pinky promise, Rosalie felt exhausted. She lay in
Sebastianâs arms, her voice fading as she succumbed to sleep. Due to her fever, she squirmed in
discomfort f
Sebastian slid a thermometer into her mouth, asking her to hold it. After a while, he checked the
temperature and frowned.
He couldnât give her medicine now, as she was pregnant.
He gently laid Rosalie on the bed and tucked her in again. Then, he fetched a towel from the
bathroom. He could only resort to cooling her down physically, hoping her immune system would
prevail.
Placing the cool towel gently on her forehead, he sat by her side and held her hand, gazing at her
with utmost care. So absorbed was he in her, he even forgot to close the door.
Outside the door, Yvonne stood with her arms crossed, watching the two with a hint of amusement.