Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Chapter 279

As soon as Yvonne said “Rosalie“, Sebastian stopped in his tracks. Yvonne extended her hand. “Give me back my phone.”

“Yvonne, how about this? Let’s make a deal.” Sebastian smirked coldly, then continued, “You can unlock your phone and let me see what you two really talked about, or I’ll call Dad right now and tell him you broke his beloved antique. You asked me to clean up the mess, but I refused, and now, I’m telling him about it. How do you think Dad will react?”

Yvonne’s face darkened. “Seb, we’re in the same boat, remember?

Sebastian waved the phone. “If you don’t let me see your chat with her, we’re not in the same boat anymore.”

Yvonne balled her fists. “You’re involved in breaking the antique too.

“Whether I’m involved or not is up to me to decide. Do you think Dad will believe you or me? If he finds out you broke his favorite vase and tried to cover it up, he’ll probably punish you and cut you off financially. He might even throw you out of the house, and leave you to fend for yourself. And when you come begging to me, I won’t give you a single cent.”

“You…” Yvonne’s eyes widened. “Then I’ll tell Rose that you…”

“Don’t try to threaten me with her.” Sebastian smiled. “I have many ways to teach you a lesson. When Dad chases you out of the house and takes away all your credit cards, I’ll make sure you know what it’s like to add insult to injury.

spoke gently,

after all, the business

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a weapon, so how could he afford to be innocent and

and cunning, Sebastian would show them what it meant to be really cunning–but when it

smiled. He stuffed the phone into Yvonne’s hand and

at him, but in the end, she could only unlock her phone. She clicked on the chat, and handed the

hate you! Just you wait!” she

helplessly. “You brought this upon yourself. I let you have your way, but did you really think I’m

the chat

nervously tugged at her

was calm at first, but as he read on, his frown. deepened. Rosalie and Yvonne hadn’t really texted a lot, so he quickly finished reading the

face was grim and