Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Chapter 51

“I’m perfectly sober!” Theodore exclaimed, his expression especially

grim.

“I remember every word you said and everything you did! And did you really dislike that bracelet that much? Even if you didn’t like it, was it necessary to break it in front of me? Did I make a mistake giving you a gift?”

Theodore had been holding back his anger all this time. There were many things bothering him, which was why he had been drinking during dinner. But he couldn’t explode then, so he held it in until they got home, and was now finally confronting Rosalie about everything.

When the topic of the gift came up, Rosalie laughed sarcastically.

“Yeah, because you oh–so–carefully chose that gift for me, right? Cynthia told you to give me a crystal bracelet, so you gave me one. Would you have listened to her if she had asked you to give me

diamonds?”

Theodore frowned. “What are you talking about?“,

“You know exactly what I’m talking about! Asking another woman for suggestions on what gift to give your wife, really? Theodore, you’re something else, playing both sides and trying to please everyone!”

Just the thought of what he had done made Rosalie feel nauseous.

did she realize what kind of person he truly was. Even if he hadn’t put much thought into it, randomly buying her a

you mean I asked another woman? Explain

me? Didn’t she tell you

it,

softened but quickly turned cold

why you broke

do it on purpose,” Rosalie admitted truthfully. “It

suggestion and donate the bracelet. After all, it was still valuable, and it would be a shame to let it go

you hadn’t taken it off, how could it have fallen? You did it on purpose! You ruined something I gave you, and then you threw it into the trash can right

bracelet, forcefully throwing it into the trash had obviously been a deliberate action on

do? Keep wearing the crystal bracelet you gave me and just

the point of this? We’re getting divorced, and now you’re saying and doing these things. What exactly

it’s completely shattered?!”

divorce, Theodore had torn apart their

for ten years, and in your mind,