Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore) novel Chapter 1007

Rosalie sighed. "Seb, don't worry. I won't meet him in private. He has Aurora by his side now. How could I possibly have any interaction with him? Go back with peace of mind."

"Rose, promise me that you won't trust Theodore again. I'm really worried that he'll hurt you again."

Rosalie nodded. "I got it. I've seen through him. Don't worry about me. Go be busy with what you need to do."

Sebastian hugged her and bade her farewell.

The plane was about to take off.

He soon left with the baby in his arms.

Rosalie watched them as they vanished out of her line of sight, and couldn't hold back her tears. She couldn't bear to leave her baby, and really wanted to fly back home with them.

However, she couldn't leave an injured Justin behind. She also had her studies to complete, so she had to make the difficult decision of staying in Melrine for a few more months.

Rosalie returned to the hospital feeling despondent.

Justin saw her return, and shot her a warm smile. "You're back."

Rosalie said, "Yeah. I just sent Sebastian and the baby off."

"You look quite sad. Why didn't you go back with them? Because of me?"

"Not entirely," Rosalie said, "I still have my studies to complete. This is a rare chance, and I don't want to give up on it so easily. Otherwise, I'll have to start all over again next time. I'll just have to buckle up and finish it all in one breath. It's just… I'm letting my baby down. I'm a bad mother—I didn't take care of him after giving birth to him."

"Rose, don't be too hard on yourself. You made the right choice. You can't keep sacrificing yourself even after you have a child. His father is taking care of him and it'll be fine. Don't worry."

Since things had come to this point, the only thing he could do was to comfort her with his words.

Justin's words made Rosalie feel much better. "Thank you for your encouragement. I apologize to you once again on Seb's behalf."

"It's all over, just that he seems a little upset," Justin said.