Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore) novel Chapter 440

Theodore tore his suit away and flung it on the floor before pouncing on Rosalie. He trapped her arms by her sides to keep her still.

“Theodore Spencer, Sebastian and I…”

“Don’t mention his name!” Theodore covered her mouth roughly with his hand. “I don’t want to hear it!”

He moved his hand away, and kissed her hard once more. He hated hearing that man’s name from her lips. It made him go mad with jealousy.

He saw it for himself how natural she was when with Sebastian, which was unlike how she was always with him.

What made him more furious was mistakenly thinking that the favor she did for Sebastian was for him.

Why?

Why couldn’t his ten years of relationships with Rosalie compare with Sebastian? He refused to take it lying down!

He and Rose used to be each other’s closest kin, leading the happiest lives they could as husband and wife! He should be the only one so close to her, and no one else!

Rosalie’s resistance proved futile against his aggressive attacks. Her mind was in a daze.

His kisses came hard and fast, his emotions too overwhelming. Everything was so unexpected, she didn’t know how to react. She never expected things to turn out like this.

Theodore loved her!

Theodore was behaving like a madman over her.

Rosalie had loved him for ten years. She had never seen herself as a child bride, and she didn’t marry him just to repay the Spencer family’s kindness.

The intense feelings she had for him had rooted themselves deep in her heart over the past ten years. She loved this man and couldn’t stop herself from doing so, despite the bone-piercing pain each time he hurt her.

Before Rosalie knew it, her clothes were ripped off from her body. The floor was in a mess.

Rosalie had lost all traces of rationality, and was completely controlled by her emotions. Even her arms subconsciously tightened around the man before her.

A flurry of warm kisses landed on her body. Her last vestiges of reason left her. She felt like she was drifting on the ocean, lost in a haze.