Chapter 86
Chasing My Pregnant Wife
âDonât overthink it.â
Those words pierced Rosalie deeply, Clearly, it was obvious that Theodore thought she was
overreacting. Why did it suddenly become her fault? Was she really overthinking it?
âTheodore, am I overthinking it, or are you just being unreasonable?! Every time, you
unconditionally trust Cynthia and think Iâm lying. Cynthia is always portrayed as kind and pure! I
donât understand. What has she done to influence you like this?â Rosalie exclaimed in
frustration.
âRosalie, donât speak ill of her. She hasnât done anything to influence me, but you⦠Why have you
become so mean? You said it yourself that youâre unhappy and fed up with me. How does my
relationship with Cindy affect you? What good does it do to hurt her?â Theodore
retorted.
When Rosalie openly said she was fed up with Theodore and tired of their marriage, did she ever
think about how he felt? Why did she think. she was the only one suffering?
Rosalie tried hard not to get angry. She reminded herself that she was carrying their baby, and that
was what mattered most.
âFine. Iâm sorry. I was wrong. I shouldnât have hurt her.â
Rosalie grabbed her clothes and left. The sentence she once forced herself to say had now become
something Theodore could use against her any time. She had nothing to say and no way to explain.
Continuing to argue was just a waste of time.
âStop right there.â Theodore grabbed her wrist. âWhatâs the meaning. of leaving halfway through the
conversation?â
Ive already apologized, havenât I? What more do you want? Sheâs innocent, and Iâm slandering her.
Is that enough?â
Rose, donât talk to me with that attitude. Thereâs no sincerity in your
words!â
âWhat do you want from me, then? What counts as sincere? Should I go and apologize to her on
my knees right now? Tell her that I was wrong to slander her?â
Theodore was too much! Rosalie kept backing down, yet he kept.
pressing on.
âIs it so hard to have a proper conversation? Did I ask you to kneel and apologize to her? Why do
you have to complicate things? Itâs just a crystal bracelet. No matter how I got it, itâs a gift from me
to you. Canât you be reasonable?â
âSorry, I just like making things complicated. Iâm not like you men, to whom everything seems
simple.â
Being asked to be reasonable by Theodore sounded especially ironic, Theodore was the one who
wasnât being reasonable! He was being biased! He was being anything but fair, and he didnât care!
If a woman treated a man like this, could he still be reasonable? Could he simplify things?
Extremely frustrated, Theodore had an unpleasant expression on his face. He had a lot of patience,
but this woman kept challenging himâ¦.!
Just as he was about to say something, the sound of a phone ringing interrupted. Theodore let go of
Rosalie and answered it.
âHello.â
Holding her clothes, Rosalie had just reached the door when she heard Theodore urgently say,
âCindy attempted suicide?! Iâm coming.
over now!â
Earlier, Theodore had changed into lounge clothes to rest at home. But after receiving that call, he
immediately went back to the closet to change into suitable clothes to leave.
As he passed Rosalie, he turned his head and coldly said, âCindy attempted suicide. You must be
happy now!â
Rosalie hugged her clothes tightly and said nothing. She watched Theodore leave after that
accusation, as if she were responsible for Cynthiaâs suicide attempt. Suddenly feeling uneasy,
Rosalie quickly called Sydney.
âMom, somethingâs wrong. Cynthia attempted suicide.â
Sydney sounded calm as she replied, âShe wonât die.â
âBut Theo seems very angry. Cynthia will definitely blame us for this.â
âLet her blame us. If Theo is angry, let him be. Remember my words just consider them as children
throwing a tantrum. Donât get angry. Let them make a fuss. If you canât control yourself, think about
the baby in your belly!â
âBut Mom, what if things get out of hand? Theo really cares about Cynthia. I donât care anymore,
since Iâm going to divorce him. What Iâm worried about is if Theo blames you, thenâ¦â
âThen, let him come. Iâm not afraid of him.â
It seemed like Sydney had everything under control.
The older woman dismissed Rosalieâs concerns and said, âI have things to attend to. Listen to my
advice. Let them make a fuss and donât stoop to their level.â