Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement novel Chapter 440

Chapter 440

“Fine, fine, I’ll come home once I’m done here,” Sarah said. Seeing Eugene stand up, she quickly hung up and

stood up as well.

‘Why did her mother suddenly call her and lie to her about something like that?’ Sarah wondered.

She walked over and grabbed Eugene’s hand, who was just about to leave. Eugene turned around, saw it was Sarah, and said, “What are you doing?” He had already made things very clear after he found out who Sarah was. He did not want anything to do with her. This woman left Charlie as soon as something happened to Charlie and even rubbed salt in the Calsis family’s wound. He despised her.

Sarah said, “Eugene, you’re not really going to ignore me like this, are you? I know I was wrong for doing that to Charlie, I was too young to know what was right. Plus, he’s in love with my sister now, you saw how

lovey-dovey they are, he doesn’t need me! Don’t stay mad at me, please?”

She hugged Eugene’s arm tighter as she said. No matter what, she had to get this man to fall in love with her! Women chasing men always works! It was not like she was hideous or something, how could Eugene reject

her?

‘It’s all that cripple Charlie’s fault, why did he have to cause me trouble even after he got married?’ Eugene was absolutely disgusted hearing her talk. He did not hold back and shoved Sarah away onto the floor. “Stop annoying me, got it? I have nothing to do with you, and neither do I know who you are.” Then, Eugene walked right out. Cristina Lagarde should get off work very soon, he had to go pick her up!

Sarah fell onto the ground. Eugene walked away and everyone around saw how embarrassed she was. She was boiling. She stood up and said angrily, “Eugene Oneill you jerk! You should feel honoured I like you! What a non-gentleman!” She was raging!

Sarah left the restaurant and drove home. She became more irritated the more she thought about it on her way home. She parked the car in front of her house, got out and walked in. Leah was waiting. “You finally came back.”