Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement

Chapter 495

Leonard and Ben stood there, looking at Sarah and then at Theresa, who said, “You two go to your room.”

Ben nodded and headed inside.

Sarah saw that and followed them, “Leonard and Ben, wait for me.”

It looked as if she knew the two kids well.

She was about to go inside when Theresa reached out and grabbed her by the back of her clothes, stopping her from going inside. “Enough. Hurry up and get out of here. You’ll get into trouble if Charlie sees you.”

Sarah pushed her hand away. “Theresa, why are you stopping me? What’s wrong with me. wanting to talk to the kids? Do you think that the kids are yours because Charlie let take

you care of them? You are a woman with ulterior motives. I can see that you’re trying to take. advantage of the kids. You don’t love them at all. You’re just using them as a tool for you to get in Charlie’s good graces.”

Theresa heard the accusation and glanced at Sarah. “So what? I just think that you will disturb the kids. They have to study. They’re not here to play with you. Sarah, you’re really annoying, you know.””

Sarah said Theresa was just using the kids, but Theresa believed that Sarah was trying to use

the kids!

Theresa found it ridiculous when she saw what Sarah was like now.

Sarah said, “Let go of me!”

her hand

gave Theresa an angry stare and went

that Theresa didn’t know what to

next to Theresa, asking,

over here and

did she come

told her to come! Those at the entrance didn’t

her in.”

Theresa heard this, the corners of her mouth twitched and she said to Brenda, “Tell

her in if she comes saying

now?” Brenda said. “She’s interested

had already gone upstairs, Theresa said, “just let her be! She’s such a person, who won’t stop

wanted to please Leonard and

asking

to get to Leonard and Ben’s room. The two little ones

was ready to

then, Sarah came in.

She was smiling.

woman, “What are you doing

said, “I brought you

she bought for them. It

two little ones didn’t even look at

like talking to people he wasn’t