Marry Ex’s Uncle After Divorcement By Jacqueline Chapter 505


    Sarah asked stiffly, “Charlie, you can stand up?”


    Charlie nced at her and nodded. “Why? Are you disappointed? After all, I’m a cripple in your eyes,


    aren’t I?”


    Embarrassed, Sarah turned scarlet and then white.


    Leah exined quickly, “Charlie, Sarah used to be childish. She didn’t mean it. It’s all in the past! We’re


    all so happy for you.”


    Charlie replied, “It’s okay, Ms. Cameron, if you hadn’t spurred me on, I probably wouldn’t have stood


    up!”


    Sarah couldn’t help but clench her fists.


    To break the awkwardness. Leah offered to make dinner.


    They sat together and lit candles. The two children sang a birthday song for Johnson.


    Sarah watched Charlie pour water for Theresa and feed her. She had never seen him so gentle with a


    woman. It was like he was doing it on purpose in front of her. She admitted she was irritated. She had


    been with him for so long but he had never been so gentle with her. Theresa had only been with him for


    a short time. ‘She doesn’t deserve it! Jealousy welled up in her heart. She couldn’t help but stand up


    and leave the dining room.


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    In the room upstairs, Sarah sat down on the couch, her hands lightly sped, her face pale, and her


    lips quivering. ‘What am I going to do? I can’t go on like this! Is Theresa being so nice to him because


    she knew he’d be able to stand up? She’s so mean!’ She had just achieved something at work. Now


    Charlie could stand up. She was afraid she would be left far behind by Theresal again! She wouldn’t


    allow it!


    Theresa and Charlie had dinner with Johnson downstairs. They were just about to leave with the


    children when Sarah came downstairs. “Theresa.”


    Theresa nced up at her. “Yes?”


    “I have something to tell you. Let’s talk.”


    Theresa nced at Charlie. “Take the children and wait for me in the car.”


    Charlie nodded, nced at the two children, and took them out. The three of them looked great


    together.


    Theresa followed Sarah upstairs and asked by the window, “What do you want to say?” Sarah bowed


    her head in front of her, her hair almost blocking her face. In a low voice, she questioned, “Did you


    know Charlie could stand up?”


    Theresa wasn’t surprised. “What’s the point of you asking me that now?”