Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Theodore took his original pills to a pharmaceutical quality testing laboratory. He knew someone from there who did a composition analysis on the pills.

The results showed that it was a legitimate psychoactive drug prescribed by the hospital and there were no issues with it.

Theodore wanted to test the pills because he suspected that someone switched out the pills, but based on the test results, the pills were exactly what the doctor had previously prescribed.

Perhaps he was overthinking.

He had been exceeding the dosage during this period. The doctor had reminded him about the strong side effects of the pill and warned him to strictly follow his instructions, but he didn't heed the doctor's orders. He deserved whatever happened to him.

For a long time, he had been relying on medication to maintain his mental state, which was hanging by a thread. Otherwise, the thought of death was always haunting him.

Theodore drove back home.

Upon hearing his car, Aurora immediately ran out.

with a cold look. "We...we

burdened in any way. I won't ask you to take responsibility, either. I won't tell anyone about it," Aurora

Theodore might feel burdened and wanted to be the first to assure him of it. However, Theodore's face didn't change much and he continued looking coldly

you feel unwell? Or do you feel burdened in any way? Just tell me about it and

Rose last night," Theodore said icily without any hint of warmth. "You

last night. Even if it was an illusion, that was the only memory he had of

I don't mind. I know you have feelings for her and I

you don't need

we can't go on like this. It's great you don't need me to take responsibility for it." He pulled

Theodore to say. However, he couldn't take responsibility for Aurora just because of that. He couldn't bring

check in Theodore's hand, Aurora's face stiffened. "What are you doing? I don't want money. I said you don't need to take responsibility for what happened. Can't we be friends?

off. "It's impossible between us. Your cousin caused my grandmother's death and I can't

bitterly, her heart breaking into a