Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore) novel Chapter 628

“If you’re a man, tell me the truth. Rose married Sebastian not long after divorcing Theo. It all happened so fast, it’s not normal. What’s more, you’re Sebastian’s father and that makes things even less normal.”

Sydney came here because Theodore came looking for her yesterday, and told her some things.

Sebastian had wanted Sydney to talk to Rosalie, but instead of contacting Rosalie, Sydney went to meet Geoffrey instead. She felt that Rosalie wasn’t the root of the entire incident.

Geoffrey nodded. “Yes, you’re still as intelligent as you were in the past. You’re able to pinpoint the essence of the issue. I found it strange why you’d marry Wesley Spencer. Oh, I know. Did you have your heart broken and lose hope in life?”

Sydney’s eyes narrowed, and she said coldly, “The greatest regret of my life isn’t marrying Wesley, but that I was with a money-minded, cold and heartless bastard thirty years ago. I still feel sick thinking about it now. Well, I was young and insensible, and even a little blind when I was young. I’d even like to thank him for enriching my life experience.”

Geoffrey clenched his fists under the table. He saw the look of contempt on Sydney’s face, and scoffed. “Does Wesley know about this enriching life experience of yours? If he does…”

“So what?” Sydney cut him off. “Do you think I care? Go ahead and tell him! Tell him that I was with you before I married him.”

Geoffrey looked at her silently.

Sydney grabbed the glass on the table and took a huge gulp before slamming it back on the table.

“Geoffrey Carter, if you think you can threaten me with this, you underestimate me. I don’t care about this at all.”

“She benefits me in a myriad of ways. If she didn’t marry my son, how would the two of us be able to sit down and talk so patiently with each other?”

Sydney took a deep breath, and leaned back against the chair. She wrapped her arms around her chest, and looked coldly at Geoffrey. “Are you telling me you did it for me?”

“That’s right,” Geoffrey said with a chuckle. “When I saw how much you cared for her, it was a foregone conclusion for me to make her my daughter-in-law. It would be even better if her baby took my family name in the future. That would give us reasons to see each other even more next time.”

Sydney grabbed the glass on the table, and splashed the water on Geoffrey’s face.

Geoffrey shut his eyes, his face completely wet as beads of water dripped down his face. A smile stretched across his face; instead of getting mad, he picked up the napkin on the table and leisurely wiped his face with it.