Chasing My Pregnant Wife

"Theo, I have resented you, and I have been angry with you. I was once deeply disappointed in you, but now all I want is to see you. Nothing else matters anymore. Please, let me see you. Just feel your child." Rosalie spoke at length, but there was no response from the room-just complete silence.

Beginning to feel anxious, she tried to get up from her wheelchair.

However, Yvonne immediately pressed down on her shoulder and said softly, "Sit down. Whatever you want to say, you can say it while sitting."

Rosalie had promised Yvonne that she would listen to her. Left with no choice, she remained seated in her wheelchair.

"Theo, please, even if you don't want to see me, can you at least respond to me? You're going to be a father. I understand that finding out now might make you very angry, especially since you have a right to know, and I kept it from you for so long. I'm sorry."

"Theo, please, can you at least say something? Even if... Even if you hate me, the child is innocent. I know I'm at fault. I should have told you earlier. I promise that once the child is born, you will be the first to hold him. You'll always be his father, and nothing can change that."

"Even though we're divorced, we'll still raise him together. He will never call anyone else 'Dad.""

Seeing Rosalie cry so sorrowfully, Yvonne immediately pulled out a tissue from her bag and wiped her tears, gently reminding her, "You promised me you wouldn't get too emotional. Take deep breaths." She knew that if Rosalie saw Theodore, she would cry uncontrollably, and her emotions would affect her child. It was important that Rosalie remained calm, as the surgery was scheduled for tomorrow. Yvonne had taken it upon herself to bring Rosalie to see Theodore. If anything happened to Rosalie, it would be her responsibility.

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