Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore) novel Chapter 68

Chapter 68 

Seeing his wife help their son into be Wesley suddenly fate a twinge of jealousy that he wasn’t the one being helped. Would Sydney done same for him if he was the one who had gotten into an accident 

“Mom, Dad thought I was seriously injured when he came to see MOR He didn’t deliberately deceive you. Don’t be mad sad theekrente didn’t want his parents relationship to deteriors further 

Wesley’s anger towards Theodore finally diminished a be. This ind seemed reasonable and knew how to speak up for his father 

“It’s okay, I’m used to it. He’s lied to me more than once, bythey said casually, but there were clearly hidden implications tehed ter words 

A speechless Wesley felt like his hear had be we 

“Where’s your wife? Sydney asked 

“Pose has a stomach problem. She’s been admitted to the hosorall too, and needs to stay for a few days. So, don’t tell her about my accident, Theodore replied. 

“What? She’s been hospitalized?” Wesley stepped forward “Why didn’t you tell me? Your grandmother would be worned sick if she 

knew.” 

“You didn’t ask me, Theodore replied coldy 

“Which hospital is she in?” Sydney asked. 

“Delta Hospital.” 

“Oh.” Noticing the torn divorce papers on the bedside table, Sydney picked them up. “Are you really going to get a divorce? 

“Mom, please don’t tell Grandma.” 

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“Your father has already told me what needs to be said.” Sydney put the divorce papers into an envelope. “I know your grandmother’s not in good health, so I won’t say anything reckless. 

“But since these divorce papers have been torn in half and can’t be used, you’ll have to print new ones and sign them again.” 

Wesley frowned. “Sydney, what are you saying?” 

Sydney turned around. “Am I wrong?” She tucked her son in as she continued, “Theo, I’m relieved that you’re okay. I still have a lot of things to do, so I’ll leave now. I’ll come see you again after I’m done.” 

Ever since her relationship with Wesley turned sour, Sydney, who was a financier and currently serving as the president of a bank, had been. busy with work, not even taking weekends off. 

Theodore felt a little lost. He rarely saw his mother, but he was an adult now. He couldn’t cling to her and prevent her from leaving. 

“Okay. You should go ahead and finish what you need to do,” Theodore said. 

Sydney nodded and stood up, holding the envelope. 

“Mom, why are you taking that?” Theodore asked. 

“It’s torn, isn’t it? I’ll shred it for you so no one else sees it. It wouldn’t be good if your grandmother found out,” Sydney explained.