Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement novel Chapter 259

Chapter 259

Theresa consoled Mrs. Calsis, “Don’t waste your emotion on such an unabashed person.”

Hearing their well-echoed conversation, Sarah burst into laughter. She sneered at Theresa, “You’ve got a lot to boast of now, huh? But don’t forget the fact that it’s only because I didn’t want to marry Charlie that a woman like you was provided with the chance to be his wife.” Sarah even teased Theresa about placing so much weight on a man who couldn’t walk. Sarah went on, “But I still hear that you and Charlie are going to divorce, even when you are trying so hard to ingratiate yourself with his family.” She heard that from Rose, who told her that her reappearance would be a cue for the couple to separate. Sarah thus really didn’t think Theresa’s pride would last long. She also believed Theresa must value Charlie so much that she even had to cater to Mrs. Calsis, since such an uncompetitive woman could never find any better man. Hearing the humiliation Sarah flung to Theresa, Mrs. Calsis rose to protest for Theresa, “That’s only a rumor, Sarah. I won’t allow Charlie to divorce Theresa, especially for a woman like you.” Mrs. Calsis had made up her mind that she would never make a concession to Charlie on that score.

“I hope so.” Sarah said. “But I’ll be off now.” She then sighed, regarding Theresa with resignation. What a proud girl Theresa used to be, Sarah thought, and Theresa should have reduced to a wife of a disabled man. What a pity and what a piece of good news to Sarah it was! The more miserable Theresa’s life was getting, the more content Sarah was feeling. Such a sick mentality of Sarah had been formed when she grew up being compared with Theresa each time she failed the examination.

When Sarah had left, Mrs. Calsis reassured Theresa, “No worries, I’ll let Charlie know that I would never agree with his

decision of divorce.”

Theresa only twitched her mouth somehow, feeling how amusing it was that Mrs. Calsis could switch to her side as soon as Sarah appeared, when Mrs. Calsis had still been criticizing Theresa the other day.