Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Sebastian drove Rosalie to Rebecca's house, but on the way, Sydney suddenly changed the destination. They headed to a restaurant instead.

Sydney and Rebecca were already waiting in a private room.

When Rosalie arrived, her pregnancy evident, she rushed in. "Grandma!"

Rebecca looked around, puzzled. "What did you just call me?"

In the phone call, Sydney had mentioned that Rebecca was suffering from dementia, and Rosalie had felt as if she were dreaming. Seeing Rebecca now made everything painfully real. Sydney immediately stood up. "Please, sit."

Her gaze fell on Sebastian, filled with mixed emotions-no disdain, but perhaps a hint of happiness.

Sebastian found her suddenly warm attitude strange and unsettling. He had no idea what led to this change.

He sensed it was connected to his father, though he didn't believe Sydney was being threatened. After all, she was a strong woman, not easily intimidated.

Sebastian helped Rosalie into a chair. "Grandma, it's me, Rose. Don't you recognize me?"

are you talking about? My Rose is still in middle school! Look at you; you're pregnant! How could you

with it and not trigger her memories. Otherwise, she might experience headaches. So, it was of utmost importance that Rosalie did not let

just feel you're so familiar, so I couldn't help but

do look familiar. How

"Five months."

at Sebastian.

Before Rosalie could respond,

I take good care of her,

arm around Rosalie's shoulder, a gesture of intimacy. Rosalie wanted to put

"You two seem very happy. I hope when Theo and Rose grow up and marry, they'll be as loving as you two." Rosalie nodded, forcing back sadness.

Rebecca remembered her pregnancy; Rebecca had been

hadn't realized how serious her grandmother's condition had become. She had

noticing Rosalie's tears. "Did someone upset you? Don't cry; it's not good for

cry." Rosalie quickly wiped her

tears away,