Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement by Jacqueline

Chapter 174

Leonard snuggled into her arms and lay down peacefully.

As for Ben, the boy had already fallen asleep.

Theresa had been sleeping with Leonard for a while when there was a knock on the door.

Theresa was afraid of waking the kids, so she hurriedly got up from bed to answer the door and saw that it was Brenda. Theresa looked at Brenda and asked, “Why are you here?”

“Mr. Calsis sent me over to call you.” Brenda said, “He heard you were sleeping in the young master’s room and told you to get the hell out.”

Brenda was also very helpless.

Since Mr. Calsis became disabled, he has become more and more stubborn and it is impossible to understand what he was thinking.

Theresa looked at Brenda with a helpless expression on her face and said, “Okay I get it, go get some rest. He’s really mad to get you up at such a late hour.”

Theresa didn’t know how he could torture others like that.

After talking to Brenda, she went to Charlie’s room. She saw Charlie sitting on the bed, reading a book in his hand. Theresa, who had just fallen asleep and was now sleepy, turned to Charlie and asked, “What’s wrong with you?” “Who allowed you to sleep in Leonard’s room?” Charlie asked, looking over at her.

“I didn’t want to come to your

her face. He stared

he patted the

looked at the man and asked, “What

You’re not allowed to sleep in the children’s room anyway. They are

to teach them the difference between men and women. What if they get used to

twitched, but what he said made sense.

over to Charlie, lifted the blanket, and lay down. She then closed her eyes and said, “Charlie, I really admire you. You clearly want me to sleep here with you, yet you have to

her and was about to talk back when he saw that Theresa had closed her eyes and was about

right there but made him feel

all kinds of

knew that he was Charlie Calsis, everyone would try to

But she…

had given her the opportunity and she turned him

a little angry. When she helped him take a bath, his

seem to notice.

at all. Couldn’t she see that he was giving

the opportunity, but she even went