Will You Marry Me, My Ex-Wife? novel Chapter 2000

"Jim?" seeing that Jim was staring at Bonnie and Sean, Charlotte, too, glanced at the man, squinting. "This man does look a lot like how you did when you were twenty.

Jim finally came to his senses. "Do you think so?"

"Yes." Charlotte snaked her arm around Jim's. "Although I must say, you're far more mature and smarter-looking than him."

She turned to smile at him and added, "Do you think he and Bonnie look cute together? I think they'd make a great couple. After all, this man looks so much like you that if Bonnie were to get together with her, it'd satisfy her wish of dating you.

Don't you think so?"

As she said this, Charlotte tried to observe Jim's face for any change of emotions.

Jim narrowed his eyes and curled his lips into a smirk as he stared intently at Bonnie, who was chatting happily with Sean. "She shouldn’t be together with him."

Charlotte tightened her grip around him." Who do you think she should be together with, then?"

Jim furrowed his brows and, for a split second, did not know what to say in return.

A few seconds later, he reached out to hold Charlotte's hand. "Don't worry; I won't forget what I promised you. Let's go."

With that, he strode away, one hand in Charlotte's and the other wheeling her suitcase behind them.

After telling Sean of their plans for that night, Bonnie lifted her head and caught sight of Jim and Charlotte leaving together.

A strange feeling crept into her heart.

A split second later, she shook her head, trying to ignore her thoughts, and helped Sean move the suitcases out of the car.

She should not be overthinking this; the only reason she had agreed to come live in Landry Mansion was because of the children.

She did not love Jim anymore, and thus, she should not be feeling this way whenever she saw Jim and Charlotte together.

"Oh." Sean scratched his head, grinning. " Actually, Mr. Bean was the one who gave it to me; he told me that Mr. Lynch had prepared it for you