Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Chapter 529



Theodore nodded. "Fine. Forget it if you don't want to share."

In fact, he hadn't asked Rosalie because he was clueless. He had asked precisely because he knew Sebastian's current state. It wasn't difficult to find out that, apparently, Sebastian had lost his memory. Rosalie was the sole exception, being the only person he remembered.

Theodore didn't believe that was the case, and felt that Sebastian was putting on an act. How could he possibly only remember Rosalie if he had really lost his memories? It was too much of a coincidence.

However, he wasn't sure about his conjecture. Sebastian was probably the only one who knew the truth.

Sebastian wanted to keep Rosalie by his side-but come to think of it, they were already husband and wife. There was no need for him to pretend that he lost his memories.

Everything was in a mess, and it frustrated Theodore very much.

"Rose, I have something to attend to. I won't go into the hospital. Go on back. As much as you're taking care of Sebastian, don't forget to take care of yourself. I'm sure he wants to see you taking good care of yourself."

Rosalie nodded. "Got it. Thank you."

got out of

she turned around and walked into the hospital. The moment she entered the lobby, she saw Christopher walking straight

coming back in Theodore's car. Seb told me you went to visit your grandmother, but I think he doesn't know that you made the trip

nodded. "Yes, I went with him. My relationship with the Spencers is complicated, so

fine," Christopher

going to say anything. You must have your own reasons, and I trust that you aren't someone who would mess around. You didn't tell Sebastian the whole truth probably because you were afraid

his words. She could sense that he wasn't a dogmatic

trusted her. Although she hadn't known Christopher for long and hadn't met him that many times, she was sure someone who could reach his status and level of power

you just visit Seb? Are

you. But you weren't around when

"Thanks, I'm all good."

Despite her assurance, Rosalie

had come specifically