Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement by Jacqueline

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Chapter 536

Jack felt a little aggrieved. He meant well, but why did Charlie get so angry?

Did Charlie dislike Theresa so much that he couldn’t wait to divorce her?

Jack sat there and took a look at Theresa, feeling sorry for her.

Another poor woman!

However, she was a remarried woman with two children, who were not good enough for Charlie.

Jack sighed again when he thought about it.

Roderick saw him sighing and said, “What’s wrong with you? Did you get dumped by your girlfriend?”

“No. I was just scolded by Charlie.”

“What did Charlie scold you for?” Roderick had slender fingers. He picked up his glass and took a sip of water.

Seeing that Charlie hadn’t come back yet, Jack turned to Theresa and asked, “By the way, Theresa, I heard you and

Eugene know each other?”

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He had been hearing about that for the past couple of days, so he was quite interested in it. Now that he had seen

one of the people in question, he would naturally ask her about it.

Hearing this, Theresa said, “He and I went to the same college, so we know each other.”

Eugene was an outstanding student and Theresa was fortunate to have joined the student council, so she knew

him.

Jack said, “I heard that you have two children with him. Is that true? They said that Eugene had a girlfriend, but we

didn’t know that it was you!”

Theresa was about to explain when Roderick gave Jack a look. “Where did you hear about it?”

What nonsense it was!

“They’re all talking about it out there now!” Jack said. “You didn’t know, Roderick?”

Roderick looked at Theresa quietly. Didn’t she have the children with Charlie?

Why were they associated with Eugene?

He lowered his voice and asked, “Are you and Charlie getting a divorce because of this? Does Charlie believe that

you have the children with Eugene?”

Theresa didn’t know what to say.

She took a look at Roderick and had to admit that he was a smart guy. He could already guess what was going on

after hearing what Jack had said.

Theresa was about to speak when Jack exclaimed, “No wonder Eugene refused when he was asked to come over

for dinner today. He was afraid that it would be awkward.”

They also knew Eugene, so Daphne tried to invite Eugene as well.

Daphne gave Jack a look and said, “Don’t talk nonsense. Eugene just had something to do. He said he had some

work, so he couldn’t come.”

Jack said, “How is his mother doing? Is she getting better?”

Theresa was confused when she heard this. She looked at Jack. “Eugene’s mother?”

Theresa had never heard anything about Eugene’s family.

She didn’t know that he was Rose’s uncle until he came back from abroad.

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Jack said, “I knew you would be interested in this. His mother is in poor health with some mental problems. She has

been abroad and he has been with her for the past few years. I heard that his mother hates him. I don’t know why.

He wouldn’t talk about it with us.”

Theresa was shocked. When Eugene broke up with Cristina, he left without telling Cristina. Was it because of this?

Jack ate a peanut and said to Theresa, “I met him once before when I was abroad. You know what? His mother

hated him so much that she threw things directly at his head. He did not resist and his head was covered in blood,

but he still coaxed his mother to eat. If my mother had done that to me, I would not have cared about her

anymore. Eugene was so tolerant.”

This was the first time Theresa had heard such a story about Eugene.

Jack seemed to know a lot about him.

Roderick said, “If your mother had beaten you, you wouldn’t be like this now.”

Jack was typically spoiled by his family.

He did not like studying when he was young. His mother was afraid that he would have a hard time, so she did not

force him to go to school.

“Roderick, I don’t like what you’re saying. What am I like now? I’m handsome, right, Daphne?”

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