"I''m due for an operation tomorrow, and the doctor advised me not to run around and tire myself out. It''s also not good if it affects my baby. I can''t put my baby on the line right now," Rosalie exined.


    Her worried look told of her strong desire to go visit Theodore, no matter what it took.


    She could very well do so, but she was carrying his baby in her womb, and she had to consider the baby''s well-being.


    "Does Seb know that you wanted to visit Theodore today?" Yvonne asked.


    Rosalie nodded. "He knows. He knew about itst night. He wanted to bring me there today, but we couldn''t after hearing the doctor''s advice."


    "I see." The gears in Yvonne''s head shifted as a thought came to mind.


    Why did something sound strange?


    The more Rosalie thought about it, the more upset she was. "I wonder how tomorrow''s operation will go. I really want to see him. If only he would answer my call."


    "Rose, you know where Theodore is right now, don''t you?"This is from N?velDrama.Org.


    Rosalie nodded. "I do."


    "Why don''t I drive you to him?"


    Joy filled Rosalie''s heart. "Really? You will?"


    But...


    "My baby...the doctor said..."


    "Of course the doctor is worried about you tiring yourself out," Yvonne cut her off. "I''ll wheel you into a car in a wheelchair, and drive you there. Your feet wouldn''t get a chance to touch the ground. I''ll wheel you everywhere in a wheelchair. Will that do?"


    Rosalie was very tempted to take on Yvonne''s suggestion. "I think that works, but...should I first ask the doctor for permission?"


    "The doctor will definitely say no. Doctors are always very careful and conservative. Even if it''s fine, he''d tell you no anyway." That was all Rosalie needed to hear.


    She nodded, and said, "That''s true. Vonnie, I want to see him right now. Bring me there. Thank you so much."


    She finally found the reason she needed to visit Theodore. She would throw caution to the wind and go.


    Yvonne said with a smile, "Don''t thank me just yet. I can bring you there, but you must promise me one thing."


    "What is it? Tell me, I''ll say yes-whatever it is," Rosalie promised anxiously.


    As long as she could see Theodore, she would agree to anything Yvonne asked of her.


    "If I bring you to Theodore, promise me not to get agitated. Whatever


    Coppens, keep calm. If you really


    can''t do so, listen to me and do as I say, or I won''t take you there."


    "Alright, I''ll listen to you," Rosalie said as she nodded profusely. "Vonnie, bring me there, quick."


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    Rosalie had given up all hope, but now that Yvonne was willing to help her and give her reason to go to Theodore, hope sparked anew i heart.


    in her


    She had to see Theodore, no matter what.


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    "Vonnie, I''ll listen to you."


    "No, we must pinky promise."


    Yvonne stuck out her baby finger.


    Left with no choice, Rosalie could only pinky promise Yvonne. They even pressed their thumbs together, like what children would do.


    After that, Yvonne pushed her out of the hospital in the wheelchair.


    "Vonnie, should we tell Seb about it?"


    Sebastian was still lying on the bed with Yerick.


    "No need," Yvonne said. "Let them lie in bed. My brother should be taught a good lesson."