Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement by Jacqueline

Chapter 811 The Belief for Love

Theresa said, “Of course. I didn’t explain to Charlie to spare him from hope in me. He should part with me and live a better life. As for me, I am content to live with the two children, which is the most desirable condition for me. And I don’t want to get entangled with him anymore.” She knew about the poor relationship between Charlie and Dick’s kin. So she wouldn’t entrust the two children to them and put them and her at risk.

Leticia looked at Theresa and heaved a sigh. “Well. Sorry, I shouldn’t be so mean to you.”

Theresa got the tissue and wiped her hands. “Never mind. I know you are concerned about your grandsons.” After she divorced Charlie, she was sensible enough to know the people of the Calsis family cared for her simply for the sake of two children and didn’t place too much hope in them. Regarding how much sincere concern Leticia had for her, she didn’t bother to consider it.

Leticia said in a formal tone, “Theresa.”

Theresa looked at her and asked, “What is the matter?”

will you take it to heart?” Leticia asked seriously.

She didn’t know what made

from my experience that you have strong feelings for Charlie. Did I make a wrong

that held the cup got stiff. She cast a glance over the lawn in the yard and said to Leticia, “If I meet Charlie at the age of seventeen or eighteen, I will be in passionate love with him regardless of any difficulty. But now, I am tired of maintaining a romantic relationship with him.” She wasn’t confident about continuing to be with Charlie. He explained to her then that he had never trifled with her, who had misunderstood him. She thought he was right. Probably, she was afraid of admitting her feelings for him because she had misgivings about him and didn’t believe she could regain his love. It was an issue she had to deal with for the time

of Jimmy, it’s not your fault, and we have

Theresa said, “Let us

unwilling to talk about it, Leticia inferred Theresa didn’t have an aversion

valued friendship and kinship. Leticia understood her and didn’t know how

looked at Leticia and asked, “Is that true?”