Chasing My Pregnant Wife

Theodore remained uncontactable over the next two days. Thankfully, Rosalie took the resident register from Rebecca on Friday and

managed to lie to her that she hadn’t had the time to replace her ID card.

The next two days were the weekends. She could tell Rebecca that the office was closed, and thus she couldn’t get her ID card replaced

yet.

Rosalie tried every way to get in contact with Theodore over these two days, but all her efforts were in vain. She called him countless times, but his phone remained resolutely switched off. She couldn’t imagine how far his relationship with Cynthia had progressed, to the point of them breaking contact with the rest of the world.

Left with no choice, Rosalie couldn’t only wait in anxiety and

heartbreak.

Monday came by, and Rebecca called her first thing in the morning. She cut straight to the chase.

“Rose, get your ID card replaced today and return the resident register to me this afternoon. Don’t drag this any longer.”

Rebecca spoke solemnly, as if worried that something might happen with the resident register in Rosalie’s hands.

Rosalie had just woken up, and was still in a daze. “Grandma, why are you rushing me?”

“I have to rush you. You’re so young, so why are you so slow in doing things? You should have gotten your ID card replaced on Friday

instead of dragging things out like this. If you delay any further, I’ll help you replace your ID card myself.”

Rosalie jolted up from bed. “ay, Grandma, I got it. I’ll get my ID card. replaced today.”

Rebecca was going to get suspicious if she continued delaying.

matters. She was a smart woman, after all.

“Quick, get it done soon and send the resident register back before five in the evening, got it?”

“Yes, Grandma

All of Rosalie’s little tricks were rendered useless before Rebecca,

and she could only agree obediently.

After ending the call, Rosalie texted Theodore again. “Did you see my text?! Grandma wants the resident register back. Reply to me, please!”

She had no idea how many text messages she had sent Theodore

over the past few days.

After getting out of bed and washing up, Rosalie received a call right after breakfast. She thought it must be Theodore and rushed over to answer the call, but it was Sebastian.

She couldn’t help but feel disappointed, but she answered the call anyway. “Hello.” Têxt belongs to NôvelDrama.Org.

“Rosalie, do you feel better?”

“Yes, I do. What’s up?”

“Did you forget that you owe me a meal? Do you have time this

afternoon?”

“This afternoon,

“Is it inconvenient?”

“Oh, I ”

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“What happened? You sound bothered,” he asked, feeling concerned.

Rosalie suddenly fell silent, not knowing what to say.

“Does it have something to do with Theodore again? You can talk to me about it if you don’t mind. I might have some ideas for you.

Rosalie sighed. She really was in need of someone to talk to. “I finally managed to get our resident register from Grandma so we can file for divorce, but I can’t contact him no matter how hard I try. I feel so anxious right now. I’m sorry, but I won’t be able to have lunch with you today.”

“It’s fine. You mean that you have the resident register, but he’s vanished into thin air and you can’t contact him?”

“Yes. Even his assistant can’t get to him, saying that he went for a holiday, and broke off all contact with the rest of the world. I’ve tried many ways to find him, but they were all in vain.”

“Are you in a huge rush? What if you wait for him to return from his holiday?” Sebastian asked

“I can’t,” Rosalie said with a helpless sigh. “Grandma keeps our resident register, and she’s been rushing me to return it. She doesn’t know I’m taking it to file for divorce. I lied to her that I need it to replace my ID card. She gave me a deadline to return the register by five in the evening, and I’m out of time.”

The helplessness in Rosalie’s voice told Sebastian that she was feeling very anxious, and wanted to file for a divorce from Theodore as soon as possible.

After a pause, he said, “Rosalie, let’s meet up. I know some friends who might be of help.”