Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Chapter 144

Rosalie and Sebastian changed out of the uniform, and headed back on the helicopter.

Rosalie was still in a daze, as if she had her soul sucked out of her. She didn’t say where she wanted to go, and only realized that Sebastian was taking her to a villa that she had never seen before when the helicopter finally landed.

“Come on down,” Sebastian said as he carefully helped Rosalie down the helicopter, afraid that she might fall.

Rosalie looked around her. “Where are we?”

“I saw how miserable you looked. Since you didn’t say anything, I decided to bring you to my place. Don’t worry, only my servants and I are around. There’s no one else.”

“Sebastian, I’m really sorry for causing you so much trouble.”

Rosalie felt soulless throughout the entire journey, her mind a complete blank.

“It’s not trouble at all. Let’s head in and get some rest first. Once we feel up to it, I’ll send you home.”

Rosalie went into a daze again as her eyes went out of focus. She didn’t even respond to him. Sebastian didn’t say anything further, and instead led her into the villa.

After settling down in the hall, he poured her a glass of water and sat down by her side.

opened his mouth, wanting to say something. Seeing Rosalie still in a

stood up and left, not wanting

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returned to the hall and saw Rosalie still seated. in the exact same spot she left her. Instead of the daze she was in earlier, she

seemed Theodore really hurt her

same time, he was

after all.

forward and said, “Rosalie, I may not fully know how hurt you are, but I can understand how you feel right now. I won’t say that a man like him isn’t worth your tears, because I know you’re sad and you can’t control your emotions. If you want to cry, just go ahead and cry out loud. You can even smash anything you find in

tears back. She remained silent,

in Sebastian’s heart. He

her name.

“Rosalie.”

said, startled by his

tried to shake his hands away, but Sebastian continued gripping her arms tight and pulled her up from the couch. He said solemnly, “I’m not

stark contrast with his usual genteel demeanor that it