Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Sebastian and Yerick laid in bed, waiting for Rosalie, who never came back.

Where did she go?

Sebastian wanted to call her, but his phone was left on the couch.

He wanted to stand up and get his phone, but the nurse walked over and said sternly, "You're not allowed to get up."

His brows furrowed, he said, "I pay you your salary. You have to do what I say."

"Your wife is now the one paying me my salary."

Rosalie made herself very clear before she left.

"Let me get up. My wallet is on the couch. I'll give you all my money. We'll do this under the table and keep it a secret from Rose," Sebastian said.

"I'll tell Rose about it," Yerick said as he gripped the sheets tight. "Get up, and I'll tell her what you did. I'll also tell her how you bribed the nurse."

"Yerick, do you have a screw loose? Do you really want to keep lying in bed?"

Yerick smirked. "What's wrong with that? It feels quite comfortable. The bed is nice and soft. The VIP ward is exceptional indeed, I feel more comfortable here than at home. What's more, I have you to keep me company."

"You..." Sebastian was beyond frustrated.

He was truly afraid of angering Rosalie. She didn't look like she was joking about what she said before she left.

"You two

helplessly at the ceiling, and let

saw how upset Sebastian looked, and smiled smugly. "Well, seems like Rose is taking her precautions." "What are you

surprise. "Why would it be my fault? I

you pretend to bite

him to claim that he did

a headache, while I'm not allowed to bite my tongue? That's too autocratic

clenched his fists below the sheets. "This

head, Yerick said, "No, it was your

"It was your

insisted stubbornly, "No, it was

"It was your fault!"

clearly your

men fought like young children, losing their minds the more they

nurse shook

fished out a packet of nuts from her pocket, ready to enjoy

sky turned dark as Theodore turned

of wind

out of bed, walked toward the window, and stretched a

It was drizzling outside.

turned toward it, and saw that it was half past seven in

Mom say that woman would be

had been waiting

afternoon, from