Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement by Jacqueline

Chapter 151

Although the two babies looked the same, their personalities were very different. Leonard was aloof and didn’t like to be close to people. Even Cristina was rarely favored by him. He only got close to Theresa. Jonathan glanced at Leonard in surprise, and was about to say something when Ben grabbed his hand and said, “Uncle

Jonathan, let’s go!” Compared with Leonard, Ben could be an angel.

Seeing him, Jonathan raised the corner of his mouth, and instantly was moved by Ben. He said to Ben, “You can

just call me Jonathan in the future, young master.”

“How can I do that? My mother asks me to be polite.”

Jonathan smiled, and he hadn’t thought that their mother could bring up children well.

When they got to the car, Charlie was still on the phone, Jonathan let Ben get in the car first. When Charlie saw Ben, there was a hint of surprise in his deep eyes. I have always heard that the two children look like him. He thought it was just an adjective. He did not expect that his children would really look so similar to him…There

was a lot of space in the car. Today they specially used a RV in order to pick up children.

After Ben got into the car, he was stunned when he saw Charlie, and then sat down opposite Charlie. He looked

him, and wondered Charlie was his father. Charlie looked just like Ben so much!

at each other. This was the first time for them to meet, so they

stretched out his hand to shake Charlie’s hand. Charlie looked

and he passively reached

him and then sat aside. Ben secretly watched his

was Leonard who looked the same as Ben.

in front of Charlie. Leonard looked

glanced at Charlie coldly, without saying a

little confused for the first time, so he

him, looked away, and stared at Theresa behind him, which made

Charlie be embarrassed.

glanced at him and asked, “Have you finished calling?”

Charlie said, “Yes.”

nervous, looked at Charlie, and introduced the two kids to him,

is Ben.”

eyes were still fixed on the

aside and looked at him, and didn’t know