Marry Ex's Uncle After Divorcement

Chapter 657

“He’s not my father,” Leonard replied, “I don’t admit it. He’s evil. He’s also my sworn foe.”

Dick laughed.

When Theresa left the kitchen, she saw Leonard chatting with Dick and heard Dick’s laughter.

Thinking that Dick and Charlie never got along, Theresa had mixed feelings. She wondered if she should stop them.

Then she told Leonard, “Leonard, tell them lunch is ready.”

Leonard answered, “OK.”

He trotted upstairs immediately. Content provided by NôvelDrama.Org.

Theresa darted at Dick and called, “Mr. White, you are awake.”

“Charlie’s son?” Dick glanced at the boy on the stairs.

So did Theresa. “If I said no, you wouldn’t believe me,” she answered.

“Why did you keep his sons in your house?” asked Dick. “It was chaos last night. Did you fight for the boys?” Curling her lips, Theresa replied, “You should return to work. You don’t need to return here for the therapy from tomorrow. If you need it, I can go to see you.”

She knew Dick was Charlie’s foe, so she was worried.

Theresa decided not to let him show up to the boys.

Dick stared at her. “I like your place very much. It’s weird. I always feel peaceful and can have a sound sleep here. I had a good nap just now.”

Theresa stared at him and said, “Mr. White, don’t be kidding. Everything in your house is much better than things here.”

Dick’s luxurious house had cost him several hundred million dollars. Her villa was less than a million dollars, which couldn’t be compared to it at all.

Wearing a wry smile, Dick looked at Theresa with mixed feelings as if he was planning something.

Theresa had to make it clear. “Mr. White, the boys are my sons. I hope you can let go of them. They are innocent.”

Dick asked, “So, you mean you are the birth mother of Charlie’s boys?”

Theresa pressed her lips together as she felt the mockery in his question, which upset her.

Dick giggled, “How interesting!”

Leonard came downstairs.

When he walked towards Dick, Theresa pulled him back and said, “Mr. White is leaving. Say bye to him.”

Dick hadn’t mentioned it yet, wondering if Theresa meant to send him away.

Feeling upset, he heard Leonard’s voice. “See you, Mr. White. Welcome back next time.”

Theresa was dumbfounded

Dick’s mood got better. He beamed at the boy and replied, “See you. I’ll come back often.”

Then he left the house.

Theresa asked Leonard, “Do you like him a lot?”

Leonard looked into her eyes. “He helped us last night,” he answered.

Theresa bent over and tried hard to lift him. “He’s your father’s enemy. Don’t be too close to him. I’ll be worried.”

“Will he hurt me?” Leonard asked.

Theresa wasn’t sure.

No one knew what Dick would do.

She reminded her son, “You must be alert to others.”

Leonard said, “He told me he was Charlie Calsis’ sworn foe.”

Theresa didn’t expect him to call Charlie by his full name, wondering if Leonard had disliked his father THAT much.

She asked, “Don’t you want to call him Dad anymore?”

“He bullied you, Mom. He’s not my father anymore. Mom, let’s find a new Dad. What do you think?”

Soon, Johnson, Cristina, and Ben came downstairs for lunch.