Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement

Chapter 719

“What? You want to blame me for this? I knew that you’re a man without conscience!”

‘He had never been most concerned about the two children, but other things.’

‘Just like now, what he cares most about is that I lied to him!’

“He’s going to blame me?”

Charlie realized that Cristina misunderstood him, so, he explained, “I was just going to ask why didn’t you tell me that the kids were Theresa?”

“…” Cristina said unhappily, “Is it wrong? Don’t you know what kind of person you are yourself? This is the

second time Theresa has been married and you’re not really a couple. Didn’t you agree to divorce as soon as Sarah returned? Why should she tell you the truth? Was it so that you could take her children away? It’s lucky she didn’t say that, otherwise, she wouldn’t have been able to take the kids away when she divorced you.”

Speaking of this, Cristina sneered, “Oh, I should never have sent the kids to the Calsis Villa in the first place! I thought back then that you were different from Jimmy and would treat her well. At least you wouldn’t be like Jimmy, the scumbag who tricked her into getting pregnant and then forced her to abort the kids! I didn’t think you’d be so ungrateful after she helped you get on your feet. If Theresa hadn’t gotten you on your feet, do you think you’d still be talking to me like this? Who are you to dislike her?”

said, the angrier she felt.

it wasn’t for the fact that she couldn’t beat him, she would have punched him a

at Cristina’s words.

don’t

she divorce you? She used to fancy you so much, considering you as all her hope for the future… You men are superficial! She just met Jimmy, that scumbag, and what’s wrong with her? Charlie,

about to cry out

was all her

the one who misjudged him!

in a wheelchair at that time, she still wanted to set them up together!

time, but Charlie didn’t talk back, nor did he

while, Cristina felt that

down on the

four o’clock in the afternoon, Leonard came

on the chair next to

you doing here? Didn’t go