Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement

Marry Ex’s Uncle After Divorcement By Jacqueline Chapter 109

Although they were only married by agreement, she was nominally Charlie’s wife.

Rose rolled her eyes, “Don’t worry. Even if Cristina doesn’t marry Uncle Charlie, the children won’t be with you. Who knows whether you will hurt them. I wouldn’t trust a person like you with them.”

Theresa was about to say something, just then Jonathan came. “Ma’am.” It seemed that Charlie was urging her, Theresa frowned, listened to the crying inside, and tried to open the door. © NôvelDrama.Org - All rights reserved.

Seeing she not give up, Rose said, “I won’t let you see the children. Go quickly! Don’t have bad ideas. I won’t let you hurt Uncle Charlie’s children!”

Her indignation looked hilarious. Theresa did not know what to say but had to follow Jonathan back to Charlie first. As she had just left, the door of the living room opened and Ben came out. He seemed to have heard mom’s voice just now. Rose stood at the door and saw Ben was here. She squatted down and said to him, “Ben, why are you out? Go in! I will call your mother right away. Don’t cry, dear. Look at you, eyes are crying red. Although she didn’t like Theresa, Rose was really good-tempered with the two boys.

Ben saw there was only Rose here. He went back to the living room again.

Rose made a phone call to Cristina. And she was still busy at the moment. She saw it was from Rose and walked aside to answer. “Hi, Miss Watson “Hi, Cristina, haven’t you finished yet?” Cristina also felt helpless. She only got weekends off and often worked late at night. Especially if the leader didn’t leave, she absolutely couldn’t leave. “How about Leonard and Ben? Theresa must want to kill her now. It was just that she couldn’t walk away that she really couldn’t help Theresa. “If you’re really busy, do your work then. We’re going to keep the children here for one night. What do you think?” Rose suggested

“No, I’ll come and get them later.” Cristina didn’t care, but she knew Theresa wouldn’t agree, so she didn’t dare to

agree. “OK, we’ll wait for you.” After hanging up Cristina’s phone, Rose returned to the living room. The children stopped crying now. They stood by the window together and watched the fireworks outside. Fireworks were prohibited in the urban area. Except for large-scale activities, they were rarely seen. The two kids only had seen them on TV since they were born. They didn’t expect to see them with their own eyes today. “What’s the matter?” Asked Rose. She heard the crackling explosions outside. Watching the happy children, she walked to Leticia. “I don’t know.” Leticia turned to Leonard and Ben, “Leonard, Ben, let’s go outside to see them, OK?” The two little ones had cried sadly, but they were coaxed by fireworks. They were really kids. Ben nodded when Leticia said they could go out. Then Leticia and Rose took them outside.

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On the grass in the backyard, Theresa stood beside Charlie and watched the fireworks. It had been burned for

several minutes and then stopped. She asked, “What is this?”

“Do you like it?” Replied Charlie.

When Theresa heard this, her mouth twitched, “You just asked me to come here to show me this?