Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Theodore turned around. "Is there something else?"

Justin walked over. "Do you want to hold him? He seems eager to hug you."

Theodore paused. Then, he gave a helpless smile at the corner of his mouth.

"No, you take him upstairs."

The more he held Steve, the harder it would be to let go. He didn't even know why he felt such strong emotions for Steve. Perhaps it was because Steve was Rosalie's child, and thus, he couldn't help but care for the baby.

Seeing this, Justin didn't insist. He was about to leave when suddenly, Steve started crying in his arms. Steve stretched out his hands toward Theodore, trying to reach him.

Hearing the cries, Theodore's heart tightened. He turned around and saw Justin trying to soothe the child.

"Steve, what's wrong? Are you hungry? I'll take you back right away."

Steve continued crying, louder and louder, and Theodore felt as if his heart were being squeezed. His feet felt like they were nailed to the ground, and he couldn't move.

back and noticing that Theodore still hadn't left. After a moment of thought, he walked

except him knew

wicked person. As a man, Justin naturally understood the feelings of other men. Compared to Sebastian, Theodore was

they could tell at one glance if other women were bitches, while men would have no clue. Similarly, men could tell each other's intentions immediately, while women were

slightly. He wiped his hands on his body and then carefully extended his arms to

a while in Theodore's arms, burying his face in Theodore's chest. Under Theodore's gentle soothing, he finally stopped crying. Theodore let out a soft sigh of relief. He took out a handkerchief from his suit pocket and carefully wiped away Steve's

pitiful, his eyes red and his little mouth trembling. His long eyelashes fluttered, and he gazed

is upstairs.

wonderful it would be if Steve were his

Steve called him "Dada," he always had the illusion that he was truly Steve's father. He even felt

be willing to raise Steve

return

these crazy thoughts. He

You can call me Uncle

hearing the word "Dada" made him momentarily feel like a father, he had

Theodore," Steve repeated, trying to say the