Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement by Jacqueline

Chapter 245

Rose was having coffee when she heard Mrs. Calsis’s voice, and then she exchanged glances with Jimmy. They had been talking about Theresa and Charlie just now. And Mrs. Calsis’s words verified that they had guessed it correctly. As soon as Sarah had come back, everything changed!

Yesterday, Charlie had made things difficult for Jimmy for Theresa and driven Rose out of the house. But today, he would

divorce her. It was interesting!

Hearing his mother’s words, Charlie rubbed his brows in the wheelchair and asked, “Aren’t you accompanying Leonard and Ben? Why are you here?”

Mrs. Calsis looked at him and said, “Theresa said you’re going to divorce her, so I came over to ask you whether it is true.”

“She told you about it?” Charlie narrowed his eyes because he had not expected her to tell his mother about it so soon. “Even if she had not said it I could see how you treated her today! I am not blind! Charlie, I really can’t understand what you

are thinking. Yesterday, you were not like this! You were incredibly good to her. Why do you suddenly want to get a divorce? Is it because of Sarah?”

“Please go back. We’ll talk about this later. I’m busy

are you busy doing? I don’t think you’re busy now.” Mrs. Calsis could see he was just having coffee in a daze, so she

Mom, I’ll talk with you about it when

yesterday, so he did not want

a sigh, she saw Rose and Jimmy outside. They had wanted to go in but felt too embarrassed, so they

out, Rose

Calsis looked at them and

here for a while.”

When I let them break up, they desperately insisted on being together. Now, I agreed and want Theresa to stay, but he wants to divorce her. Does he think of marriage as a game?” After she had made painstaking efforts to convince herself to accept Theresa, Charlie had unexpectedly

could not understand

and said, “If you drive Theresa away because you want to marry Sarah, I will never agree! We

Jimmy, she was still much better than Sarah. After all, Sarah was a woman with

past, the entire Calsis family had treated her so well, but she had run away. Thinking of this, Mrs. Calsis became