Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Sebastian smiled bitterly.

"She wouldn't have understood. Even if I told her, she would only get angrier and might think you're foolish. So let her blame it all on me. If I told her that it was your choice to proceed with this, she'd berate you. I know you respect her a lot, and I don't want you to suffer any distress."

Sebastian's choked up voice pierced Rosalie's heart. She grasped his hand tightly. "Seb, thank you for protecting me, and for accepting my unreasonable request."

In this world, only Sebastian truly understood her. If it had been someone else, they would have chosen to terminate the pregnancy.

Sebastian treated her the best in this world. He truly cared for her, unlike Theodore, who, under the guise of caring for her, hurt her and divorced her, resulting in both of them being unhappy.

"Rose, none of your requests are unreasonable." Sebastian gently caressed her face. "I know how important this child is to you. You would never give up on it, so I made that choice because I understand you."

He held her hand tightly and kissed her fingers. "No matter what, I'll always stand by your side and support you."

Rosalie, with tears in her eyes, looked at him. "Seb, let the doctor check your face."

Sebastian replied, "I've already had the doctor look at it and applied some medicine. Don't worry, the swelling will subside in a few days."

Seeing Sebastian's face so swollen, Rosalie couldn't imagine how hard Sydney must have hit him. Regardless, Sydney shouldn't have laid hands on him. Sebastian had endured the hatred of the Spencer family for her sake.

said tenderly, wiping her tears away. "Rose, please, don't cry. You've just had surgery and need rest. If you cry, the baby in your belly

away and

"What favor?" Sebastian asked.

name

face froze. He seemed incredulous. "You want

if the baby takes my last name or Theodore's. You can choose a name for the baby, one for a

as a way of repaying his kindness. It was he who signed the papers to save the baby at the crucial moment,

stroked

time to think, and I'll come up with a

fine. Take your

with names before me, or if someone else thinks of better names?"

"Sebastian, I want you to name the baby. No matter how good the

gently. Even though it caused him pain to stretch his injured

good name for the baby. I promise you that no one else's name

the way, did Theodore

She