Chapter 241
Chasing My Pregnant Wife
âAnthony, has Theo made work arrangements for everyone?â Rosalie asked.
âMaster Theodore hasnât moved to his new place yet. Heâs still at the old villa, and we havenât
moved out either.â
âReally? Youâre all still at the old villa?â Rosalie was shocked; she hadâ assumed Theodore had left
the day they divorced.
âIs Theo⦠Is he home right now?â she asked again.
âYes, Master Theodore is here. Heâs injured. Judging by the wounds, it looks like Madam Jarvis hit
him with her cane. Heâll be bedridden for
a few days.â
Rosalie frowned deeply. Theodore had been getting hurt a lot lately. Rebecca must have hit him
hard, or he wouldnât need to stay in bed. for days.
âMadam Rosalie, would you like to come back and see Master
Theodore?â
âI⦠I donât think itâs appropriate for me to come back now. Weâre divorced. Iâm not your mistress
anymore.â
âBut youâre still part of the Spencer family, and you have some things left here. Itâs perfectly normal
to come back and get them.â
Anthony seemed to sense the concern in Rosalieâs voice, and gave her a way out.
Rosalie forced herself to smile. âI guess I do have some things left there. I might as well come and
get them.â
âAlright, Madam Rosalie. I wonât tell Master Theodore that youâre
coming. After all, this is your house, and you donât need to inform me before you come.â
Anthony was clever; he knew exactly what to say to make Rosalie feel less awkward.
âOkay, thank you.â
After hanging up, Rosalie let out a long sigh. In an attempt to convince herself, she murmured, âJust
this once, Rosalie.â
They had argued yesterday, and Rebecca overheard. Rosalie played a part in it, and now,
Theodore was the one who took the punishment alone. She had to go check on him.
Theodore was lying face down on the bed while Anthony applied medicine to his injuries. His back
was covered in bruises, some places so bad they bore the marks of Rebeccaâs cane. She had hit
him hard, almost as if she wanted to beat him to death.
His back was blue and purple, with many cuts and bleeding spots. He couldnât even lie down to
sleep; he had to stay on his stomach.
He had endured the pain on his way back, almost fainting on the road.
Anthonyâs hands trembled as he applied the medicine and sighed deeply. He moved carefully and
gently.
Theodore frowned. âHurry up.
Anthony paused for a moment while applying the medicine. âMaster Theodore, your injuries are
quite severe. Maybe you should go to the hospital. Iâm worried about infection!â
âIf Iâm not worried about my own body, why should you be? Just hurry up and finish applying the
medicine, Theodore snapped.
Anthony sighed inwardly, and continued tending to Theodoreâs
wounds.
The pain was intense, but Theodore gritted his teeth and didnât make a sound. His brows were
furrowed, his eyes tightly shut. He clutched the pillow beneath him, gradually burying his face into it
as if he was about to pass out.
Suddenly, a soft, delicate hand gently rested on his shoulder. The sensation was akin to a surge of
energy that flowed through him. He slowly opened his eyes.
A gentle breeze brushed over his wounds, followed by the soothing touch of soft medical cotton.
The cool medicine stung a bit, but the pain eased considerably.
âAnthony, are you done yet?â
He felt that it was taking too long.
âJust a moment, thereâs still some left to cover.â
Theodoreâs eyes flashed with surprise when he heard that soft, familiar voice. He tried to get up, but
a small hand pressed his shoulder firmly.
âDonât move,â she said, her tone a bit stern. âLet me finish applying the medicine first. We can talk
after that.â