Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement novel Chapter 265

Chapter265

“Don’t you meddle when I’m disciplining my kid!” snapped Charlie.

“Isn’t he my kid too?” retorted Theresa out of reflection. It was she who had given birth to and brought up the children all by herself, while Charlie didn’t contribute anything even at the current stage, why should he be given the power to discipline the kids? The only one he cared for was Sarah anyway, Theresa sighed. Theresa now had determined to take the kids away with her after the divorce, because she would never leave the children in the Calsis’ Residence as Sarah’s stepsons. Theresa herself had tasted enough what it was like to be the stepdaughter of Leah, and she believed Sarah could only be a stepmother no better than Leah. Staying with the Calsises only meant misfortune for the kids.

Their quarrel got Jonathan in despair again. He had to intervene, “Shall I bring Leonard and Ben outside? They might got bored here, and there happens to be some toys outside.”

*Cool!” Ben nodded joyously. His heart had flew outside hearing the word toys. Plus, he didn’t want to see his parents having a row here.

Jonathan was so grateful that Ben could cooperate to help him out. He thus took the two kids out, leaving Theresa and Charlie in the private box.

Rubbing her forehead, Theresa began to feel remorseful that she had lost her temper with Charlie in front of the kids. Some introspection was necessary, she told herself, since she seemed to have been out of control these days.

When the kids were gone, Theresa and Charlie just watched the performance attentively, without speaking a single word to each other. Now it was the turn of popular singers, among which Theresa even spotted Marlene Christie. As Marlene walked off the stage after her performance, she just appeared so gorgeous in the resplendent dress.

Theresa had to admit Marlene was very striking, especially when her face was projected on the large screen.

There was a knock at the door of the private box before long. Theresa cast a look at Charlie, who just kept silent. She thus

sat quietly too.