Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore) novel Chapter 564

At the end of the day, if she hadn’t loved Theodore, none of the things he did to her would have hurt her.

It was ultimately because of love. Theodore thought she didn’t love him, which resulted in everything that had happened thus far.

Yvonne blew her top at Rosalie’s words. “I think you’re just defending him. You’re seeking comfort from Seb after getting hurt by Theodore! You’re treating him like a spare tire, just as you did in the past!”

Rosalie was furious.

“That’s too much! I’ve never seen your brother as a spare tire! Also, I’ve never gone to your brother to seek comfort from him. I admit that he did keep me company and comfort me when I was hurt. For that, I’m very grateful to him. However, that wasn’t because I pestered him for it, but because he’s a good man who was willing to help me. Because of that, I was willing to help him, even to the point of marrying him. And now, you’re accusing me of treating him as a spare tire? Which woman in this world would go all out to help her spare tire?”

Yvonne clenched her fists. “That’s what you think, but not what Seb thinks! Do you know that my brother…”

Rosalie’s brows furrowed. “What’s with your brother?”

Yvonne swallowed the words that were at the tip of her tongue. Even Sebastian didn’t tell Rosalie the truth. It wasn’t appropriate for her to do so on his behalf.

In her anger, Yvonne ranted, “Seb became like this because of you! You’d better not let him know about this, or it’ll be entirely your fault if he has a meltdown!”

With that, she turned and stormed off.

Rosalie wanted to call her back, and even went after her. Recalling Theodore, who was still in the operating theater, she stopped in her tracks.

Yvonne was still at the peak of her anger, and they would only fight even if she managed to catch up to her. Rosalie would talk to Yvonne again after she calmed down.

Three hours later, the doctor came out of the operating theater. Rosalie approached the doctor, and asked, “Doctor, how is he?”

“The operation was a success. We’ve patched up the hole, but the patient won’t be able to drink alcohol for at least the next three years. Otherwise, it would cause severe damage to his stomach walls.”