Chasing My Pregnant Wife

In the blink of an eye, Rosalie was already nine months along in her pregnancy. During these months abroad, whenever she had free time, Rosalie would study. She would also go out for a walk often. No matter where she went, Sebastian was always by her side. Sebastian's treatment took place once a week. At first, Rosalie would accompany him to the treatment sessions, but as her belly grew larger, it became inconvenient, so she could only stay at the villa.

After more than three months of treatment, Sebastian had indeed shown some improvement. He had regained some of his memory, and could remember his parents and sister. However, many things still eluded him, such as how he met Rosalie. Rosalie had also not been in contact with the Spencers for a long time. Over two months ago, Sydney had severed their communication. This was because Sydney had learned about the events surrounding Rosalie's kidnapping. The last time Sydney called her was two months ago.

"Mom, is Grandma okay?" Rosalie asked. Every time Sydney called, Rosalie felt nervous, worried that something had happened to her grandmother.

Sydney replied, "Don't worry. Grandma is fine. Rose, let's not keep in touch anymore."

"What do you mean?" Rosalie's heart trembled. "Did something happen?"

Sydney said, "When you were kidnapped, Theo risked his life to save you, but you chose Sebastian. I can't continue to maintain contact with you after how you treated my son."

Rosalie remained silent for a while, then said sorrowfully, "I'm sorry."

all in the past. Rose, I know your choice was difficult at the time, and I can't blame you. However, now that I know what happened, I can no longer face you calmly. Let's not contact each other. Don't worry about Grandma. If something happens to her, I'll still let you know. If I haven't contacted you,

can you tell me

for a few seconds before speaking. "He's doing well, and he has recently

turned

don't need to know," Sydney said coldly. "After all, you two are no longer in a relationship. You're

conversation with Sydney, the two of them had not

thinking about Sydney's words: Theodore has been

someone new

of desolation suddenly filled Rosalie's

They were over. It was good for him to have someone new. She should wish him well, but she still couldn't help but feel a heaviness in her chest. Suddenly, Rosalie felt a pain in her belly. Sebastian entered Rosalie's room, holding a bowl of soup. As