Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement

Marry Ex’s Uncle After Divorcement By Jacqueline Chapter 282

Although he had sent Rose to Jimmy’s place, it didn’t mean that he no longer cared about her.

“I’m not sure, but she is pregnant…” Theresa replied.

Charlie fell silent, his eyes tinted with concern. She saw it and unconsciously squeezed her hands. His reaction somehow unnerved her. He would definitely hate her if he found out the matter arose from her. No one would like a vixen, and she was not even upset about the accident.

Her phone rang, bringing her back to reality. She checked it out and found it was her father calling.

“Dad.” She got up and answered the phone. Charlie looked up at her. Nôvel/Dr(a)ma.Org - Content owner.

“Are you at the Calsis’ house?” Johnson asked.

“Yes.”

“Come out,” he said. “I’m at the door.”

She was surprised. “What brings you here?”

“To pick you up, of course!” Johnson sounded brusque.

He had told her that he would come over to pick her up today. Whether Charlie agreed or not, he was going to take her home. Theresa found it necessary to make things clear to her father.

She hung up the phone and said, “I’m going out for a while.”

“Stop!” Charlie called out. “As I said, you should cut all ties with him.”

“Is this a joke?” Theresa glanced at the man who acted like a capricious child, “I’ll go and talk to him.”

“Theresa!” Charlie shouted. “Your dad or me, make a choice. If you go to see him, I will not forgive you.”

Yesterday, Johnson claimed that he would take Theresa away. Charlie didn’t want to see her gone. Not a fool, he could tell through their interactions that she cared about her father. What if that old man really took her away?

Theresa read his mind and chuckled, “What are you worried about? It’s not like I’m not coming back. Just go ahead with your

business.”

She left the room without hesitation. The sound of Charlie smashing things came from behind. She helplessly let out a sigh, came downstairs, and saw the car of her family parked outside. Robert was standing there.

“Miss,” he greeted her and opened the car door for her.

Theresa got in and saw her father. “Dad.”

Johnson just silently glanced at her. Robert closed the car door and got in too. The car then ran away.

Theresa asked, “Why did you come over? You’re in poor health and should stay indoors.”

Charlie was standing at the window watching. This woman was such a liar. Her father came to pick her up, and she immediately left with him. She had forgotten her promise.

In the car, Theresa looked at her father and asked, “Why wouldn’t you talk?”

“Are your children living with them?” he asked, showing his concern about the two children for the first time.

“Yeah, they’re in school. Do you want to see them?” she said.