Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Chapter 468



Sebastian opened his car door, and was about to head in when the man behind him said, "What a perfect man! I'm almost falling in love with you. Drive safely."

His words made Sebastian furrow his brows as he recalled the man's suggestion of dying. He sensed that something was off, but he got into his car and drove away.

Along the way, he wanted to call Rosalie. However, he found her phone switched off and guessed that it must have run out of power.

He put his phone aside, and drove back. He had to find Rosalie, and make things clear with her.

He wanted to tell her that he loved her, and that he was willing to keep waiting for her. He didn't want to keep his feelings to himself any longer! Suddenly, Sebastian started seeing double. His vision was blurring.

His head felt dizzy, and he immediately stopped the car by the roadside. He held his forehead, and shook his head hard.

What was wrong with him?

He only had a couple of drinks. That wasn't enough to knock him out.

Suddenly, a figure flashed past outside his window. The window was smashed hard; the glass shattered to pieces, some of which landed on him.

Sebastian blacked out and slumped against the chair, unable to muster any energy whatsoever. His eyes cracked open, and saw someone opening the car door.

same man he met at the bar. The man stretched into the car through the

Sebastian was completely out, a voice rang in his

in this world I can't control, be it hearts or lives! Don't

a mature, deep voice at first, but said his last sentence in the voice of a young boy. The tone he spoke in

Rosalie in

that

this man look like Yerick at

change his voice, then he probably knew how to change

his best to open

a dangerous man. Yet, no matter how hard he tried his

crack open his eyes, but his eyelids eventually clamped shut as he

this goodbye...?' he thought, before finally

dark. He shook hands with the lawyer before saying goodbye. "Theo," Sydney said as she hurried over to

To her surprise, she saw him walk out of the station. "Theo,

looking despondent,