Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement by Jacqueline

Chapter 777 Double Standards

After hearing what Theresa had to say, Roderick nodded and help Charlie together with Jonathan, heading upstairs.

When Theresa entered her room, she saw them help Charlie lie on the bed.

Brenda said, “I’m going to make some Prairie Oyster for him.”

Theresa nodded. “Thank you, Brenda.”

Jonathan was taking care of Charlie.

Roderick walked up and looked at Theresa. “I’ve heard you are going to marry Dick. Is that true? Charlie is very sad. He drank all night.”

Theresa looked at the man on the bed and responded with a smile, “Charlie and I have broken up.

Roderick smiled and said, “I know. I don’t mean to persuade you to get back together with Charlie. I just think… it is necessary to tell you. Theresa, if you really love Dick, I hope you will be happy. But… I hope. you won’t stand on Dick’s side and hurt Charlie. You know how much Charlie cares about you. Everything you do could make him sadder.”

If Roderick had told Charlie earlier about the children, so many things wouldn’t have happened.

At that time, Roderick just respected Theresa and didn’t want to interfere too much in their affairs.

But now…

bear to see Theresa hurt

Charlie had been good friends for so many

and found that he spoke with a

she was dating

didn’t know what to

to be necessary to explain,

could only sigh silently inwardly.

Theresa and said, “I’ll take my leave. Is it okay

Theresa said. “Thank you!”

friends. Otherwise, Charlie wouldn’t have told

and Jonathan were taking care of Charlie. Theresa didn’t stay to watch them. Instead, she went to the room of

two kids were about to go to bed after taking a

the bed, with an iPad in his hand. Theresa

my dad,”

the little boy and felt a little embarrassed. “Well, he’s drunk. He can’t check your message. Just go to

here?” Ben

nodded. “Yeah, he’s next door.”

to see him.” After saying that,

him. Instead, she sat next to Leonard and began to tell him stories.

to Theresa, looked at her with his eyes wide open. In his opinion, he was old enough to read by himself and Theresa didn’t have to tell stories. Although the

he still liked to stay with