Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Aurora took Angie to the hospital, where the doctor carefully examined her.

As Aurora had expected, since Angie's private life was in chaos, she had several infections.

Worried that she might have been infected from sleeping in the same bed as her, Aurora decided to be examined as well. Fortunately, she found that she was fine and just needed to pay attention to hygiene.

After taking Angie back home, Aurora said, "From now on, you'll sleep in this room. We won't share a bed anymore. Take these medications on time and go to the hospital for regular check-ups."

"Why are you getting so worked up? It's no big deal," Angie said nonchalantly. "Every woman has some gynecological issues."

Aurora threw the test results beside Angie. "Look at your condition. How many women have this? Stop making excuses for yourself and take your medicine. Don't mess around with men next time."

Angie was a loose woman. She let any man sleep with her and contracted many diseases, yet she still had the nerve to insult other women all the time.

Angie rolled her eyes in annoyance but obediently took the medicine. She didn't want to offend Aurora, after all. She still needed to enjoy the good life with her and share Theodore. She couldn't afford to fall out with her now, especially since both of them were carrying a burden.

A few days later...

and Wesley walked out

gotten a divorce. Sydney asked for nothing and left with nothing. Even though Wesley insisted

with the word "invalid," and Sydney

felt neither sentimental nor hateful. She would leave

marriage certificate in his hand, and his heart ached like it

we still be

Let's try to avoid seeing each other. Maybe just once a year, during Memorial Day." "Does it really have to end

we will always be Theodore's parents. That

heart. "Then can we at least have lunch together? Just

together already. One more won't make a difference. Let's not do pointless things

black armored car. As the driver opened the back door for Sydney, Wesley

sitting in the

seat.

closed, and

his eyes in agony. He took out his phone and, trembling, dialed a