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Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore) novel Chapter 415

“You silly billy! I gave you my passcode, didn’t I? You could have just gone in to wait for me. Why did you stay downstairs?”

Sebastian gave her a warm smile. “You weren’t home, and I can’t possibly just stay in your house. That’s your place.”

He knew clearly where the boundaries lay.

Rosalie said helplessly, “You’re so silly. Remember, my house is your house, too. You can just go in. Don’t be like this next time. What if it’s winter, and it’s snowing outside? Will you just stand here and wait?”

Sebastian nodded. “I will.”

He had such a silly look on his face, but he was a handsome man to begin with. A handsome fool was an inexplicably mesmerizing sight to behold.

Rosalie sighed helplessly. They were both men, but why was one a bastard to the extreme while another was kind to the extreme?

“What happened here?” Rosalie lifted a hand and caressed his lips, finding it dry and chapped, even bleeding.

Her simple move made Sebastian’s eyes light up. He shook his head, and said, “Nothing. Maybe I haven’t had a sip of water for a long time.”

“Silly. Can’t you tell whether you haven’t had enough water to drink? Your lips are so dry, they’re bleeding.”

“I’m fine.” Although Rosalie was scolding him, she was doing it out of concern for him. Sebastian’s heart was filled with warmth.

Rosalie pressed her palm against his back, looking as though she was embracing him. “Let’s head up.”

She could sense Sebastian’s somber mood. Although he was smiling at her, his eyes were dull.

From behind, they looked very close and intimate. Rosalie would even pat his back occasionally, and whisper something into his ear.

Sydney watched the scene before her from a distance. She had wanted to call out to Rosalie, but upon seeing the two of them turn to walk upstairs and looking so intimate, she didn’t do anything except for watching them in silence until they disappeared out of sight.

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