Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement novel Chapter 513

Chapter 513

Theresa said, “I’m not a kid anymore, and I know what I’m doing. Charlie is grateful to me now, so he wants to keep me with him…

“But he is not the kind of person who values feelings that are dispensable to him. He just wants to return the favor to me.

“At first, I could stay with him using his gratitude, but will we still do so over time? Can two people really stay together for the rest of their lives out of gratitude? I’ve seen it through. Love is just a lie. And I don’t want to waste my energy on these things anymore.”

After she said that, Johnson understood it.

He looked at Theresa and didn’t say anything for a while.

As someone who had been there, he also felt that Theresa had a point.

Feelings were the most unreliable thing in this world. When two people who were not right for each other were together over time, it would only produce more conflicts.

He said, “But what about the two kids? You don’t want them? Charlie also asked me today if I knew where your two kids were. I was shocked but, luckily, I reacted quickly enough. You haven’t told him about the two kids yet?”

Theresa said, “Since I want to get a divorce, I don’t want to tell him for now. You know, it will be harder to get a divorce after telling him. After some days, I’ll move to the house you bought for me, bringing the kids there as well, to completely clear the relationship with Charlie.”

“Then the company…” Before he could finish, Johnson closed his mouth and changed the

subject, “I mean if you take the kids away, Charlie won’t be angry?”

He wanted to ask if the company would be the object that Charlie would vent. But then he thought, even if it really affected the company, it had nothing to do with Theresa.

He didn’t want the company’s affairs to affect Theresa’s happiness.

She had already had a hard time all these years.

Theresa said, “Don’t worry. I’ll take care of all this before I leave, and the company will be fine. It

took you many years of hard work to build it up, and I wouldn’t let it go bankrupt just like that.

“You have to take a lot of trouble with Sarah’s work. Now she’s managing the company, and