Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore)

Rosalie's hands shifted up from her thighs to the hem of her shirt, which she gripped tightly. "What orphanage?" "The one in Joulon District, what was the name? I don't remember."

"How could you not remember? Hurry and tell me the name!" Rosalie's tone was fierce, betraying her agitation. Justin held her hand immediately and looked comfortingly at her. Rosalie calmed down and took a deep breath.

Laila was immensely frightened. "I really don't remember! It's been so many years. I wasn't the one who adopted you, why would I remember the name? I just know that the orphanage was in Joulon District. Also, you were wearing a bracelet that looked quite valuable when they adopted you."

"Where's that bracelet? Where is it?" Rosalie immediately asked.

"Your parents hid it."

"Where did they hide it?" Rosalie asked.

"How would I know?!" Laila exclaimed.

Rosalie yelled furiously, "Lies! Did you sell the bracelet to pay off your gambling debt?!"

Laila had the cheek to take her parents' compensation money, not to mention a measly bracelet.

"I really didn't take the bracelet. Your parents know about my gambling habit, so they hid the bracelet for fear that I might find it. It's true, I'm not lying!

I even snuck back home to search for it, but I have no idea where they hid it. I left no stone unturned in the house, and I still couldn't find it.”

"Are you sure my parents hid the bracelet at home?" Rosalie asked.

"They definitely did. They couldn't have given it to someone else. That bracelet looked so valuable. Unless they sold it away."

"Impossible. My parents won't be like that!" Rosalie trusted their character, or they wouldn't have chosen to save others at the most critical moment.

How could people who were willing to sacrifice themselves to save others sell her bracelet for the sake of money?

"I really have no idea! That's all I know. Whatever it is, they hid it and its whereabouts remain unknown after their sudden death," Laila said,

Rosalie leaned back into the chair.

"You sold the house, so even if it really were hidden in the house, it would probably be gone by now. Laila, you're so..."

Rosalie was rendered speechless with fury.

"I had no choice! I did take care of you for a while and eventually put you at the entrance of SK

Enterprise's building. If I really were vicious, I would have sold you to hooligans! You were a pretty girl and worth a handsome sum. That would have been your doom. It's also thanks to me that you're living it up now, getting so much alimony after your divorce. I did something wrong, but it turned out great for you and you're not even thanking me for it."

Laila's shamelessness was extreme.

"Shut up!" Justin yelled, unable to tolerate it any longer. "You think you did a great thing? Just listen to how despicable and shameless you are!"

"Why are you being so fierce?" Laila argued, her voice trembling. "Isn't that the truth? If it weren't for me..."

"Justin's right. You're despicable and

shameless. Look at you, still trying

to justify your actions until now," Rosalie scoffed. "You didn't sell me off to hooligans, but don't think don't know that you abandoned me at the door of SK Enterprise's building for money. You even demanded Grandma for even more money. You're disgusting!"

"Rose, do you need me to teach her a lesson on your behalf?" Justin said coldly.

It was truly Rosalie's misfortune to be surrounded by so many abnormal people.

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