Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Theodore grabbed Aurora's hand and pried her fingers away. "Go back and get some rest. Go to sleep and for all you know, I'll be back tomorrow morning." He hoped he'd be back first thing tomorrow morning.

Not because he wanted to come back to Aurora, but because he wanted to find Rosalie as soon as possible.

Theodore turned around and held Aurora's shoulders.

Aurora's tear-streaked face and look of misery made Theodore say helplessly, "Aurora, don't invest too much emotions on me. I can't give you much."

He admitted that he was wrong. He had made it clear right from the start, but this woman was undaunted in sacrificing everything for him with no hesitation whatsoever.

He was moved by it and accepted her being Rosalie's replacement, using her to relive those happy moments during his marriage with Rosalie.

Yet, he still couldn't wipe Rosalie away from his memories. He was still living in the past, unable to extricate himself from it.

He wiped the tears from Aurora's face with guilt on his face and then kissed her forehead lightly. "Rest early."

With that, he turned to leave.

"Theo, Theo!" Aurora ran after him, sobbing hard.

for him, Theodore never turned back. He even quickened his pace so that she couldn't catch

him open the door and leave with

Don't go, I'm begging

on the floor with a

you?! I've given you everything, I've given you my all, how could you be like this?!" Aurora sat crying on

then walked despondently back to her room,

didn't know who else to call and her cousin seemed

her, she would cry

soon, the call connected and she spoke to her cousin

vented all her frustrations and even told her

insulting her with all sorts of filthy words, as if Rosalie was truly

did not utter a single insult about Rosalie and simply listened to her

Rosalie without sullying her

someone who hated Aurora

They chatted until midnight.

Aurora felt

However, her never-ending insults aimed at Rosalie did make Aurora feel much better.

from me? You already have Sebastian, why do all the men