Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Meanwhile, Theodore testified as Aurora's alibi and bailed her out. By the time they left the police station, the sky had turned dark.

The night air felt chilly, and Aurora shivered in the cold. Theodore took off his jacket and draped it over her shoulders.

"The police said that he died two weeks ago," Theodore said. "You were the last person he saw before he died."

Aurora's eyes were still red, her face etched with fatigue.

"I have no idea. He did look for me then, and even beat me up. You know that, too. He offended way too many people, and all of them want him dead. He asked me for money the day he looked for me because he truly was at his wits' end."

Theodore was silent. Seeing that, Aurora exclaimed in shock, "Theo, do you really think I killed him? I did not! How could I possibly do it? I..."

"There's no need to explain," Theodore said, cutting her off. "I didn't say that you killed him, or I wouldn't have testified for you."

"Theo, I have no idea how or why he died. No wonder you couldn't find him no matter how hard you tried. As it turns out, he's dead. Someone threw his corpse into the river."

"I'll have someone send you back home. Get some rest," Theodore said before turning to leave.

"Theo, wait!"

in his tracks.

something to tell

"What is it?"

hem of her shirt, looking nervous. "After that thing happened two weeks ago, I haven't had my period.

heart started racing.

it hasn't. I was

looked up at The

stiffened, his brows tightly knitted. He grunted darkly, "What

explained, "I used an off-the-shelf pregnancy test kit. Perhaps...perhaps it's not accurate I'll go to the hospital for a thorough check If I really am pregnant,

Theodore said, cutting her off. "You

so frightened, she opened her mouth but couldn't speak. After a long time, she finally found the courage

so sad at that time,

you need to

Theodore's questions, Tears