Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore) novel Chapter 78

Chapter 78 

“Aunt, it’s okay. She might be mad at me because of my relationship with Theo…” Cynthia paused, looking ashamed. “But Aunt, please believe me. I didn’t intend to break them apart. I’ve known Theo for a long time. We were a couple even before Rosalie and Theo got married.” 

Tears welled up in her eyes as she portrayed herself as a fragile. victim, making Rosalie seem indifferent in comparison. 

“Okay, stop crying. I understand.” Sydney quickly pulled out some tissues and wiped Cynthia’s tears. That pretty face of yours won’t look good if it turns red from crying. Theo would feel sorry for you.” 

“Okay, Aunt, I won’t cry. I’m happy to have lunch with you today,” said Cynthia, immediately stopping her tears. 

She was such an obedient girl, the type who was completely beloved. by elders. 

Rosalie was speechless. Was this lunch Sydney’s way of meeting her future daughter–in–law? If so, why did Rosalie have to come? 

“Thank you, Aunt.” 

“Mom, I have some things to attend to. If there’s nothing else, I’ll leave, ” said Rosalie, not wanting to stay there a moment longer. 

“What’s the rush? Didn’t we agree on this last night on the phone? You’re free today. Can’t you spare some time to have lunch with me? Don’t be childish just because Ms. Zeller is here. Be mature,” Sydney 

scolded. 

Rosalie felt annoyed. Was it still her fault for being childish? Was she 

immature? It was really frustrating. If Sydney weren’t Theodore’s. mother, she definitely wouldn’t tolerate this. 

A smug smile appeared on Cynthia’s lips. It seemed that her future mother–in–law didn’t like Rosalie. How dare Rosalie splash water on her face? No matter. Though someone was urrently avenging her, Cynthia didn’t intend to let Rosalie off the hook so easily. 

After a while, the waiter brought the dishes they ordered. The three women ate and chatted together. It was mostly Sydney and Cynthia talking, while Rosalie remained quiet. Although Rosalie wasn’t really. hungry, she ate all the food she ordered for the sake of her baby. On the other hand, Cynthia didn’t eat much. 

When they were almost done, Sydney picked up her bag and took out 

a folder from it. 

“Aunt, what’s this?” Cynthia asked curiously. 

Sydney opened the folder and took out a torn document. “These are the divorce papers signed by Theo and Rose.” 

“Mom, why did you bring this?” Rosalie asked in confusion. 

She thought the divorce papers had been torn into pieces and thrown. away long ago, and hadn’t expected Sydney to be pulling them out.