Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement novel Chapter 196

Chapter 196

Charlie said, “What’s wrong?”

“Something happened to Rose,” Jonathan replied with a worried look.

“What happened to her?” Charlie asked.

“She suddenly fainted when she went down the stairs just now. She has been taken back to her room,”

Jonathan replied.

“Did you send for the doctor?”

“Yes, Brenda has called the doctor.”

Theresa pulled herself together and came out of the bathroom. Upon hearing Jonathan’s words, she asked, “Is

she okay?”

Rose suddenly faintly? That didn’t sound good.

“Not clear yet. I came to deliver the message,” Jonathan replied.

“Why don’t we go and check on her?” Theresa looked at Charlie.

Although Charlie wasn’t quite nice to Rose, at the end of the day, she was his niece. In fact, he was concerned

about her. Charlie nodded and hummed in consent. Jonathan helped Charlie push the wheelchair, and Theresa

followed them to Rose’s room.

Jimmy was sitting on the edge of the bed and holding her hand with a worried look. Theresa silently watched.

They were on good terms. She had been used to it. A hand suddenly reached out to hold her hand. She froze and

looked over. Charlie wasn’t looking at her, but his hand was warm.

She looked sideways at his face and wondered if he thought she was jealous and tried to comfort her. This man

He immediately grabbed his phone and went to the side to make a call. “Mom, Rose is pregnant! I’m going to

be a father!”

Theresa watched. His reaction reminded her of the time when she was pregnant. He had acted the same way,

holding his phone and telling the whole world that he was going to be a father. He was thrilled. Later, he told

her that the two babies in her womb were not his seeds and forced her to abort them. The babies were the hope

of her life.

Now bitterness rose from the bottom of her heart. Years apart, when she saw such a scene, her heart was still

in pain. She quietly walked away from the Calsis family members who were immersed in joy. By the time

Charlie looked up, she had already disappeared at the end of the corridor.