Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore) novel Chapter 1121

Aurora took out her phone, scrolled on it, and then handed it to Theodore. "Here, this is the reply from the author."

"Hahaha, Angie, you're like a mad dog, spewing filth. How pitiful. No one taught you manners when you were young, huh? You can't predict my plot, so you're getting frustrated? Good, that's what I want. You're nothing, always pretending to know the story better than the author and slandering others. The truth is, you're just a stupid fool. You find the story bad but continue reading it. How pathetic.

"Your mouth is so filthy, I bet your real life is just as miserable. The male lead cheated and betrayed the female lead, hugging and sleeping with different supporting characters, but you've never criticized him for being promiscuous. You only focus on insulting the female lead, calling her immoral, promiscuous, and a kind-hearted fool, while insulting the author.

"We're in the 21st century, and you gave the gall to insult women like that. You're a disgusting maggot with a brain full of filthy words about women. Angie, you're such a dog! Your man's with his mistress, and you're probably still serving him like a maid, right? You love men so much.

"Tsk tsk tsk, how pathetic. I've done a good deed by writing this book, giving you a chance to vent your frustrations. Otherwise, who knows what you might do? Maybe you'd jump off a building, given how hard your life is, yet you still like being the doormat for scumbags. Even scumbags hate you. You should just get surgery and become a man since you love men so much and are always filled with malice toward women. You're not worthy of being a woman."

Theodore read through it and chuckled. "No wonder Angie snapped. The author really knows how to roast people."

Aurora nodded. "I think so too."

People like Angie were so repulsive that most didn't bother responding to her. Over time, she really started thinking she was invincible. In reality, she was just a fool.

Aurora continued, "Look at Angie—she's been labeled as 'Angie the fool,' 'Angie the disgusting,' 'Angie the doormat,' 'Angie the pitiful,' 'Angie the mad dog,' 'Angie the man lover,' 'Angie the woman hater,' and more. She's spread all sorts of nasty rumors, and in the end, the consequences have caught up with her. Although Angie is my cousin, I really think she deserves it. I stand by what's right, not family."

"Angie's used to seeing the main characters in a way that fits her desires," Aurora went on, "but now, the story isn't going the way she wants. She's losing it, having a breakdown and screaming. She keeps cursing the author, spreading rumors, and distorting facts, unleashing all her fury however she can."