Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore) novel Chapter 337

Chapter 337 

The doctor examined Rosalie, and said she had low blood sugar. Coupled with physical exhaustion and stress, she needed a balanced nutrition and ample rest. 

Sebastian was so busy taking care of Rosalie, he didn’t have time to get his own wound treated. 

Hence, Rosalie “ordered” him to get it treated. Only then did he leave to find the doctor, albeit reluctantly. 

Yvonne sat by the bed, and gave Rosalie a thumbs up. “You really impressed me today. I can’t believe you confronted my dad!” 

She thought that Rosalie was either naïve, or incredibly courageous. 

Rosalie smiled. “I was just being practical with your dad.” 

She didn’t fear Geoffrey, but she respected him. 

After all, her upbringing wasn’t exactly ordinary. Although the Spencers looked frightening, they were just humans like everyone else. 

People like the Spencers and Geoffrey exuded a kind of awe–inspiring presence and a natural authority that commanded respect and fear. It was different from the terrifying aura of criminals who were nothing 

without violence. 

So, Rosalie wasn’t very afraid when she encountered such imposing figures. 

“How did you know my dad would listen? Let me tell you–he’s very arbitrary, domineering, and totally unreasonable. It’s strange how he acted today. I have a feeling he likes you,” Yvonne said. 

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“Is that so?” Rosalie actually didn’t care whether Geoffrey liked her or not. She just wanted him to spare Sebastian. “Maybe your dad has also realized the interests at stake here.” 

“Come to think of it,” Yvonne said admiringly, “you’re really amazing. Seb told me you studied finance.” 

“Yes,” Rosalie nodded. “But I’m not really a professional. In fact, I just graduated.” 

“That’s already very impressive! No wonder you were so confident when talking to my dad. He was also convinced after reading your 

notes. You’re awesome!” 

Yvonne couldn’t help but give Rosalie a thumbs–up again. 

Although Rosalie was usually low–key, she enjoyed sincere praises like everyone else. She suddenly felt that her profession was a good 

one.