Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore)
Chapter 89

Rosalie felt like her heart had been torn in two. Blinded? Yes, it had been ten years, yet he didn’teven know who she really was. They had known each other for ten years, yet their time togethercouldn’t compare to Cynthia’s lie.

Theodore believed everything Cynthia said and completely ignored Rosalie’s explanations. In theseten years, not only had Theodore

been blinded, Rosalie had also been blinded!

“Come with me to the hospital and apologize to Cindy!” Theodore handed her a coat from the rackand pulled her out the door.

“I won’t apologize to her, even if you take me there!”

Theodore didn’t say anything and just led Rosalie to the car.

When they arrived at the hospital, Theodore firmly grasped her wrist. and coldly reminded her,“When you see Cindy later, you’re not allowed to say anything to upset her”

“I won’t say anything. You want me to apologize to her? Dream on!”

“You have to apologize to her!” Theodore’s pace quickened. ” Otherwise, I won’t let it go.”

“What are you going to do? Kill me?”

Theodore stopped and pressed Rosalie against the corridor wall. Cindy attempted suicide, and youstill want to do this? Do you really want her to die? She doesn’t even care about her own life, andyet you still want to slander her. How can you live with yourself?”

“And what about you? How can you do this to your wife? I’m still in my pajamas, and you draggedme out to apologize to Cynthia. Have you ever considered my feelings? How will others see me?”Rosalie

shot back

“Why did you force her to attempt suicide, then? When you insulted her, did you ever think aboutthis moment? If she really died, could you live with yourself?”

“If she really dies, I’ll give my life for herst Rosalie’s eyes widened, tears of frustration burning in hereye. “Would that satisfy you, Mr. Spencer?”

The man’s grip on her shoulders tightened, his teeth clenched.

Rosalie, I really don’t understand you. Why would you do this? You said it yourself that you’ve hadenough of our marriage.

“If that’s the case, what threat does Cindy pose to you? Why are you so malicious? And now, youhave the audacity to say you’ll give your life for hers! Tell me, what kind of person are you? Haveyou been pretending all these ten years?”

Rosalie looked up with reddened eyes and met Theodore’s gaze. It felt as if she could see hisdisappointment in her. But the

disappointment wasn’t one–sided. She was disappointed in him too. She never imagined she wouldhear such words from him, much less directed at her. After ten years of knowing this man, all shewas left. with was accusations of malice and pretense.

Seeing Rosalie unable to answer, Theodore assumed what he had

said was true.

He led her to the door of the hospital room. “Go in and talk to her properly.”

“Theodore, I’ll ask you one question. Do you want to hear why I splashed water on her?”

“What other reason could there be? You’re jealous of her, so you and my mom teamed up to bullyher. Cindy innocently went to eat with my mom. How could she have known you would be theretoo?”

Hearing the confidence in his tone, Rosalie suddenly lost the desire to explain.

What else could she say? What was the point of explaining to him? If he didn’t believe her, then herexplanation was useless. And even if he did believe her, it was too late for him to take her side now,after having already treated her like this.

As husband and wife, they didn’t even have basic trust between them. What was the point in tryingto salvage anything?