Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement by Jacqueline

Chapter 202

Theresa would of course be glad if Cristina was to protest for her when it was not in such a case. Yet here,

Cristina was the last one who could stand out, as that might expose the secret they’d tried so hard to hide. Theresa thus gave Rosales a snort, “It seems you don’t really want to have a peaceful dinner with us.’ “So what?” Rosales regarded her, “Why should I keep my mouth shut when you are the one who should feel guilty. I even wonder why the Calsis family would accept you when my son has dumped you.” She felt she could.

be as brave and rash as she liked since Rose could back her up, especially when Rose was pregnant now.

Yet Rose started to stop her from going on.

Rosales protested, “Rose, I actually don’t like gossiping at all. But I just can’t help warning your uncle of the graceless woman.” She stubbornly believed the Calsises would not put up with such a “discreditable” member.

Mrs. Calsis looked quite embarrassed at the moment.

Rosales was proud to notice that, and quickly added, “Madam, I’ll have to advice you to think twice, since

is. I just find it so unfair for

came Charlie’s voice, which seemed to come from some distance away yet was still overwhelming enough

her husband, Theresa just wondered what had stopped him from appearing earlier.

Charlie came to the table on the wheelchair and got seated. He then cast a sharp look at Rosales.

my kindness. 1 just don’t want you

his niece unheedingly,

“Yes, Uncle?” She just felt Charlie quite fearsome now. She knew Charlie hated

his wife, yet she did believe Rosales’ words made sense, and she didn’t think Charlie would be rude in front of

on your pregnancy.” said Charlie. “But I don’t agree with your

for that sake.”

to protest, “I’m Rose’s mother-in-law. Can’t I

of dining with someone like you.” Rosales was finally stopped by Rose when she was about to rebut him. Yet this crazy woman still went on after a pause, “How ridiculous! Your Calsis family should have allowed some younger generation to give commands.

to drive me out when your parents haven’t said

son in this home, and the father of my Rose is your elder brother, who is the very one