Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore) novel Chapter 34

Chapter 34 

“Because I was dying!” Cynthia’s ey 

illness and needed a double lung ti found a donor for me, but do you k 

“What did she do?” Rosalie asked. 

“She used her connections to block hospital. My surgery was forced to table, waiting for the lungs that nev 

“That’s impossible! Grandma would Rosalie’s eyes were red as she sho 

“You may not believe it, but it’s tru the old lady if she did such a thing!” 

“And then what? You keep fabricati 

Rosalie couldn’t believe it. Rebecca taken care of her. She couldn’t jus 

evidence. 

Cynthia sneered coldly before cont 

thread. When Theo went to confron to immediately cut ties with me and time to find a new donor. To save m 

“Due to his grandmother’s interferer the transplant. When the lungs were of them already had issues. I ended caused problems with my heart. 

“After the surgery, Theo secretly ser wasn’t that I voluntarily left him for 

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heal. Unfortunately, my health hasn’t been improving much. I have to take medication every day, and I’m frequently hospitalized. I can’t live like a normal person anymore!” 

Rosalie stared at Cynthia in disbelief, feeling like she was in a nightmare. 

“That can’t be true… It can’t be!” 

Whether Cynthia’s words were true or not, they profoundly impacted Rosalie. Everything she had believed in and seen before… What was 

real, and what was fake? 

Rebecca was so kind–hearted. How could she do such cruel things? And Theodore, had he really married Rosalie out of necessity? If so, deep in his heart, did he resent her? 

Before Rosalie and Theodore had gotten married, he had said that he couldn’t give her any love, not even once they were husband and wife. He had also made it clear that their marriage could end at any time. when Cynthia returned. 

Theodore must have resented Rosalie deeply at the time. Perhaps he even thought she had a hand in Cynthia’s departure. 

Sure enough, he never gave her any affection, not even a little. 

Throughout their one–year marriage, he fulfilled his husbandly duties, which was already a great concession on his part.