Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore) novel Chapter 536

It did feel bad keeping everything to herself.

“I’ll try my best to help Seb regain his memory. If he really can’t, at the very least his body will be fully recovered. As my stomach grows, I have to eventually tell him the truth. I can’t lie to him that the baby is his, that’s too unfair to him. But I’m worried that if we got divorced, his father would try to control his marriage again,” Rosalie said,

“It’s not that I don’t want him to get remarried, I just don’t want his father to dictate his marriage. I don’t want to see Seb miserable. He thinks the same, too. If he can be with a woman he wants to marry, I’d naturally give him my blessings.”

“Seb grew up in a strict household. I know his father, and how that man prioritizes financial interests. Nothing else matters. He wouldn’t even show mercy to his own son. Seb was often beaten up by him when he was young, and his father would destroy anything he liked,” Christopher explained.

Rosalie’s heart leaped at Christopher’s description of Sebastian’s father. “Seb must have faced so much pressure to grow up in an environment like that.”

Christopher nodded. “Yes. I think he might have lost his memories so he could forget all those bitter memories of the past, leaving only good ones in his mind.”

Rosalie fell silent. After a while, she looked at him. “Oh, yes. Didn’t you say you could help? I do have something I need your help with.”

“Sure,” he said, agreeing without even asking what it was about. “Just tell me, and I’ll do it for you no matter what.”

“It’s like this,” she said. “You already know the reason why Seb and I got married. You should understand that although our marriage can help him for the time being, it also restricts him in other aspects. We can’t possibly maintain our status as husband and wife only in name forever. That’s too unfair for him. But I’m also worried that if we divorced, he’d be forced to marry someone else.”

She paused for a moment, trying to think of a way to persuade him on what she was about to say next.