Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement novel Chapter 284

Chapter 284

She regretted marrying Jimmy. She was so blind to take a scumbag for her true love. That was the biggest mistake she had ever made in her life.

“What exactly happened between Jimmy and you?” Johnson asked. Back then, he was too mad to hear her explanation, “Is there anything I don’t know? What was going on with the kids?”

She married Jimmy, but the children were not his seeds. Facing the fact, Johnson hadn’t thought much about it, but what

Charlie said yesterday led to his contemplation all night, although he hadn’t come to any conclusion yet..

Theresa felt bitter in her heart and asked, “Do you believe me now?”

She was really scared. She always felt that no one would believe her.

“You can tell me about it,” he said.

Theresa glanced at her father and swallowed back the words that came to her tongue. Instead, she said, “Forget it! Let’s talk about it later. I don’t want to upset you.”

All the grievances she had suffered were already past tense. She didn’t want to bring those things up again. Her father would

be distressed if he heard her story.

At the entrance of their house, she got off and helped Johnson get out of the car. “Be careful, dad.”

Johnson had spent most of his time recuperating from his illness. He was in bad shape. It distressed her to see him bustle

Johnson said, “It’s not a real marriage. The person Charlie really wants is Sarah. Now that she came back, Theresa no longer has to go back there.”

“Honey,” Leah got anxious, “is this a joke? Theresa has married Charlie and naturally should stay with him. Marriage is no joke. They have gotten their marriage license. Aren’t you afraid that he would be mad?”

Turned out he had gone out early in the morning to pick up Theresa. Johnson was annoyed by her hesitant look. “So what? I don’t care.”

Despite her agitation, Leah forced a smile and did her best to sound gentle. “We can’t afford to offend the Calsis family. We don’t want to upset Charlie, especially when our company is in a crisis.”

Johnson was in the entity industry. E-commerce was prevalent nowadays, and his business was out of date. The

competition from the Calsis family only made his company decline faster.