Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement by Jacqueline

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Marry Ex’s Uncle After Divorcement By Jacqueline Chapter 729

Theresa,” ”

He had started to give himself up!

She just wanted to take the money to make him stop pestering her.

He was a proud man!

So, he certainly couldn’t stand her humiliating him like that.

But…

He wasn’t affected at all.

Instead of being ashamed, he was proud of it?

Seeing Theresa looking at him and not saying anything, Charlie handed her the milk, “Drink it!”

Theresa had already drunk some milk.

Charlie said, “Serving your dinner should be worth $500, right?”

Theresa rubbed her brow, feeling that she had shot herself in the foot.

After breakfast, she came out of the house and saw that Charlie had already helped her get the car out and opened

the door for her.

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Theresa looked at Charlie, “What are you doing?”

“I’ll drive you there!” Charlie turned to Theresa and said, “You don’t have to be too polite, and it’ll be okay for

paying me.”

“Charlie, you’re really crazy.” He didn’t even want her to see Dick before, but now he was taking the initiative to

drive her there. Was he asking for abuse?

“It’s good to make money!” Charlie dragged her into the car and helped her fasten her seatbelt, “What? You look

down on people like me who work for money?”

“Are you short of this little money?”

“I don’t mind having more money.” Charlie smiled faintly.

Theresa didn’t know what to say.

She looked at this man and took a deep breath, “All right! Go on if you like. I don’t care.”

She didn’t believe he could hold back when he saw her meeting with Dick.

On the road, as Charlie was driving, Theresa said, “When I see Dick, you mustn’t interfere with me and him!”

Charlie didn’t say anything.

Theresa gave him a look, “Did you hear that?”

“Yes,” Charlie responded reluctantly.

“If you can’t do it…”

“You will definitely kick me out of your house.” He said with great resentment.

Theresa said, “I’m just reminding you that we’re divorced and I don’t want to have anything to do with you. No

matter what, there is no reason for you to interfere with my relationships with others. And you can’t ask me to do

something I don’t want to do just because we have children! As a man, it’s really pointless for you to pester me like

this.”

“Hmm.” Charlie answered, and said very little on the way.

When they got to the door, he stopped the car and Theresa looked at him saying, “Just go back after you park

the car!”

Charlie looked over at her and said, “It doesn’t matter, and I’ll wait for you in the car.”

“It could be a long time before I get out.”

Charlie went unhappy and looked at her.

Seeing that he didn’t respond, Theresa went straight in the door.

She came to Dick’s house.

Because it was still the New Year holiday, and Dick didn’t need to go to the office.

Just as Theresa entered the door, she saw Jimmy sitting on the couch at Dick’s house.

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She heard that Dick had come over specially to pay his respects.

Ever since he joined Dick’s company, Dick had been keeping him working in Cameron’s Group. Jimmy felt aggrieved

and wanted to make a good relationship with Dick to go back to the headquarters.

So, he came to pay his respects to Dick today.

When he saw Theresa come in, he froze for a moment.

Theresa also did not expect to see him here.

Jimmy said, “Happy New Year.”

It was just a polite greeting in New Year, but Theresa ignored him.

She just turned to Mr. Garson and asked, “Why is Mr. Watson here?”

It was as if Jimmy was just an outsider.

very

Mr. Garson looked at Jimmy and said, “Mr. Watson, I’ll take the things, and you can go back now! Mr. White is

not feeling well today, and it’s not convenient to see you.”

“What about her?” Jimmy looked at Theresa.

Mr. Garson’s eyes fell on Theresa.

Theresa was a physician and naturally different from him.

He turned to Jimmy and said, “Ms. Cameron is out of the ordinary.”

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