Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement

Marry Ex’s Uncle After Divorcement By Jacqueline Chapter 192

That was harsh. Cristina replied, “He bullied you and deserved it.”

“What?” Theresa was confused, “He didn’t bully me.”

“No?” Cristina didn’t believe it, “I know everything. Rose told me. You advised him not to drink, but he was

mad at you. Why do you care about such a man? Let him drink till he dies. I was dead wrong to hope that your

would be with him.”

“That’s because…” Theresa grimaced, not knowing how to put it, “Anyway, things are not what you think.

Besides, aren’t you afraid he’ll hold a grudge against you? It’s not worth it if you lose your job.” Cristina said, “I’m concerned about you. I can’t see you suffer. Those bullies should be taught a lesson.” Theresa smiled, “Thank you.”

“Kiss me as a reward.”

“Cut it out!” Theresa curled her lips, “Go downstairs and spend some quality time with the kids.”

The show should be complete anyway. Cristina nodded and hummed in consent. Theresa went back to her

room and saw Charlie sitting there. He noticed that she came in and looked up.

Theresa said, “It’s time for lunch. Let’s go down.”

Charlie looked at her and asked, “You said you like me?”

This man realized it so late. Theresa stroked her nose and replied, “No.”

Charlie was speechless. She acted like nothing had happened and that what he had heard earlier was just a

hallucination. He was pretty sure he didn’t hear it wrong.

He sneered, “I didn’t expect you to be this kind of woman. You’re fickle.”

To his sarcasm, Theresa countered, “Is this how you talk to someone you like?”

What a jerk! He tried to make peace first. She confessed her love for him because she didn’t want to see him

upset. Now he sounded like this was not about him and that she was crazy about him.

Charlie’s face darkened, and he denied it, “When did I say I like you?”

“Yesterday.” To her surprise, he still wouldn’t admit it, “You went out to drink because you saw me having

dinner with Roderick, didn’t you? You were jealous and wanted to drown your sorrow. If you don’t like me, you

wouldn’t have been jealous.”

Charlie stared at her in a somewhat unconvinced way. Theresa smugly arched her brow. He looked away and.

snorted, “I don’t like you! I would never like a divorced woman! My standard is high. How can I possibly like

you?”

“Is that so?” Not annoyed, Theresa picked up her phone, “In that case, I’m going to have dinner with Dr. Hill in

the evening. I hope you won’t be upset and go to the bar again.”

“I dare you!” As she was going to make a call, Charlie pulled a long face and stopped her.

Theresa grinned at him, came over, sat down on the sofa, and asked, “So, do you like me or not?”

Charlie glumly looked at her. He hadn’t expected that this woman would lead him by the nose someday. Contentt bel0ngs to N0ve/lDrâ/ma.O(r)g!

Theresa looked him in the eye. A smile was on her face.

Instead of answering her question, he poked her on the forehead. “Dream on!”

Theresa teased him, “Don’t be shy! Only a wimp doesn’t dare to admit his feelings for someone. Think about it,

if you don’t be more active, how can we proceed with our story?”

Not as

eloquent as her, Charlie changed the subject, “Let’s go to have lunch.”