Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement

Marry Ex’s Uncle After Divorcement By Jacqueline Chapter 88

Theresa looked at Charlie’s back and frowned. He had sworn that he would not take the children back before because he had thought then the children were not his. It looked like he had changed his idea now,

“What now? What should I do now?’

Theresa was somewhat lost as she came out of Calsis’s residence. As she walked out the gate, just in time to run into

Jimmy who had returned from outside. Seeing her in this state, Jimmy called her. Theresa ignored him and walked past straightly, about to get away when he stopped her again.

He looked at her depressed face, as if she had lost her mind, and raised the corners of his mouth, “I heard the paternity test

for the children has come out and Charlie really has two children out there. Didn’t you say that he loved you very much? Didn’t you want me to call you Aunt? What’s now? Can’t accept the reality, huh?” “Get out of the way. Theresa reached out and pushed him. She couldn’t care less about his sarcasm now, all she could think about was her two children.

‘What will it take to keep them from bringing the children back to the Calsis family? How am I going to keep my two babies?’

It was as if she had already seen the tragic scene of the two children being brought back to the Calsis family, then Sarah came back and she had to leave the two children to them! Once they are acknowledged by the Calsis family, Leonard and Ben, for sure, wouldn’t be able to stay with her.

Jimmy had not expected that a single blow from Charlie would be so hard for her. This woman, who clearly had used to like him the most was now acting like she was dying for a cripple like Charlie. He looked at her and said, “Can’t you find someone else if Charlie doesn’t want you? Is it necessary to make such a

sympathetic show? I’ve told you before, don’t get your hopes up about the Calsis family. Who do you think you are? Just a divorced woman! Even if Charlie treats you well on a whim, that’s just like taking pity on a beggar on the street, will he really like you? Now that his sons are back, it’s only normal that he doesn’t want you, who was so arrogant before and dare to offend even his mother?”

Theresa didn’t make a sound.

He looked at her, and in a rare moment, he felt a bit sorry for her, and said with great compassion, “Actually, what I told you before is not impossible, as long as you draw a clear line with Charlie and are willing to come back to me, I will still take care of you. What do you think?” He lifted his hand, wanting to touch her cheek, wondering if he was sick to think she was not bad lately. Maybe men were

like that, especially after finding out she was having an affair with Charlie, he… quite wanted her to come back to his side! After all, it is natural to keep his own woman by his side. Before his hand could touch Theresa’s face, Theresa raised her hand to stop him, she glared at him, ‘Nuts!” She pushed

Jimmy away and ran straight away.

She took a taxi and went straight home. In the car, she called Cristina-She didn’t know what was going on, but Cristina certainly knew. As it turned out the phone couldn’t be connected. She hurried back to the house and found that Cristina had not yet left and was having a midnight snack with her two babies. Without changing her shoes, Theresa walked straight up to Cristina and said, “Why didn’t you answer the phone?” “You called? Cristina gave her a calm look, ‘The battery went out, I’m charging it now! Do you want some? Barbecue bought downstairs Boby, what’s wrong with you? Who bullied you?”

Theresa just felt a throbbing in her temple, “Leticia got the paternity test today, it’s Charlie’s with Leonard and Ben. What’s going on?”

Cristina coughed when she heard this, and looked away sheepishly

“Talk!” There was unkindness in Theresa’s tone. Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

Both kids sot on the side and dropped the yoghurt in their hands in shock. Ben murmured, “Mum…” Cristina saw that Theresa already knew about it, she couldn’t hide it even if she wanted to, so she tugged her sleeve and said,

The children are still here, don’t be so aggressive, you scored them. Take your time, sit down and I’ll tell you:

Theresa cat back down and let out o breath, she had already thought of every bad possibility on her way back.