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    Bosalle, how many times do I have to remind you? We’re not divorced


    What


    What does it matter if they were divorced or not?


    That was what Rosalle wanted to say. But seeing her husband’s dark expression, she knew


    continuing to argue would only worsen the situation. She wondered when he had be so


    unreasonable.


    Suddenly, her stomach churned violently. Rosalie quickly unbuckled her seatbelt, opened the car


    door, and rushed out before retching uncontrobly. Theodore quickly followed and knelt beside


    her.


    Rosalie clutched at her chest and took a few deep breaths.


    Fortunately, she hadn’t eaten anything in the morning, or she surely. would have thrown up even


    more.


    “It’s been days. Haven’t you been taking your medicine?” Theodore asked as he gently stroked her


    back.


    Worried that he might suspect something, Rosalie turned her head and pretended to be angry. “It’s


    all because of you! That sudden stop you did made me ufortable. I’m already prone to motion


    sickness.”


    Theodore stiffened when he heard Rosalie’s words of me, and all his anger seemed to vanish


    instantly. He helped Rosalie back into the car and rolled down all the windows.


    “I’ll take you to the hospital,” he said as he fastened her seatbelt for


    her.


    “No need, I just feel a bit nauseous because of what you did.”


    what she said made senge, he couldn’t help but feel a bit


    Rosale suppressed


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    ore than anyére else.


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    After they resumed then your they alle couldn’t help but ask, “Why


    did you


    it was Cynthia, the irritation in his eyes dissipated instantly. He answered the call and held the


    phone to his ear.


    “What’s up, Cindy?”


    Rosalie couldn’t hear what Cynthia said, but after a moment, Theodore said, “I got it. I’ll be right


    there.”


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    After ending the call, he immediately stood up. “I have to go now.” “Okay,” Rosalie responded


    indifferently, despite her aching heart. Seeing her silent demeanor, Theodore opened his mouth as


    if he wanted to say something, but in the end, he said nothing and left.


    Rosalie copsed weakly onto the bed, caressing the bracelet on her wrist. No matter what


    happened, Theodore would always choose Cynthia in any situation.