Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement novel Chapter 268

Chapter268

But Charlie also felt himself to be wronged greatly. He believed he had always been polite and soft to Theresa, whilst he was treating others at will. He even had sworn he would never let her be suffered or picked on by others, as he was so grateful that she married him. And now, she called that behavior a sort of disrespect?

Theresa pointed it out, “Showing respect means NOT to kiss or hug a woman without her consent when you don’t really love her…” He might think it trivial, but she just wouldn’t allow anyone to touch her unless she liked him. His abrupt kiss in the guest room thus had got her extremely fretful.

Regarding Theresa, Charlie corrected her, “I didn’t kiss or hug a woman when I don’t really love her…”

“Don’t deny it! You just did it even today…” She suddenly broke off out of embarrassment. “I remember that even if you wouldn’t admit.” She wouldn’t give him any chance to pretend having forgotten it.

Charlie explained seriously, “I only touch those who I love.”

Theresa was stunned. So he meant he loved her? Theresa’s heart did a flop. But why did he say something different on the

car yesterday? She now just thought it impossible for him to be fond of her.

Charlie fixed on Theresa with his gaze, thinking he had already made it clear enough. And now he was so disappointed as he failed to find joy on her face at his proposal. Instead, she appeared quite worried.

Mrs. Calsis cast a look at Charlie beside her and suggested Theresa, “Could you stay with Charlie? It will be better if you

could look after him here and remind him not to linger outside too late.” Mrs. Calsis then went away with the kids, leaving Theresa and Charlie in the private box.

Theresa had to sit back. She gave Charlie a glimpse silently. And they just stayed there until the whole show was over. When they went downstairs, the car had been waiting. The driver was no other than Roger himself. “Mr. Calsis, let me send you

back,” offered Roger, “so that you could reach home for a rest earlier.”