Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement

Chapter 666

With that, Rose turned to Roderick and said, “Aren’t the kids at Theresa’s? I heard that she refused to give them back.”

Jimmy saw this and came over as well. He stood next to Rose and glanced at the two children.

Roderick said, “I came with Theresa.”

“Theresa? Where is she?” It was Jimmy who asked.

Roderick glanced at Jimmy with a strange expression.

Why was Jimmy so concerned about Theresa?

Who did he think he was?

Roderick said with a polite smile on his face and a cold look in his eyes, “Mr. Watson, your wife is right next to you. Do you think it’s a good idea to care so much about another woman?”

Upon hearing Roderick’s words, Jimmy froze and shut up immediately.

He was just surprised that Roderick could take out these two children.

We’re all concerned about them. You know, Uncle Roderick, we’re so worried these days. What’s wrong with Theresa? What is she thinking? They are not her kids. Why did she take them away? Uncle Charlie is so nice to her! Otherwise,

she was when she was in love. She was still trying to defend Jimmy at this point. “I don’t like it when you talk bad about Theresa

looked at Roderick and said, “You’re so close

felt that Roderick had a good relationship with Theresa

it was just because of Charlie back

expected that Roderick would still be so protective of Theresa after Theresa had divorced

Roderick was displeased, she dropped the subject, walked over, and hugged Ben. “Ben,

out his hands, and

He didn’t like Rose!

nice to his mom at

was cold to her. She knew he had always disliked her, but she didn’t

want to go home and see Grandpa and Grandma, Ben? Let me

for a

met them here today, she wanted to

here to buy something and then we’ll go back to Theresa’s place.

“Stop it, Uncle Roderick. I believe you know how Theresa took the kids away. They should have gone back to the Calsis family. Why are

are friends,” Roderick said. “But I wouldn’t agree even if Charlie were here trying to take the kids back No one can

was the guardian of