Chapter 33 Standing Up For His Wife

After Rosemary hung up the phone, she saw the name of Matilda on the caller ID and asked Charles indifferently, "Charles, who is this woman named Matilda?" "Oh! She's my neighbor's sister in my hometown." “A girl next door?" Rosemary frowned. "Yes, something like that." Charles felt a sudden worry in his heart. If Rosemary asked Matilda something just now, he was really worried thatMatilda would say something. Rosemary never listened to Charles about his family background, nor did she take the initiative to ask him. She doesn't know where her grandfather saw this man before he died an why let her marry him. Now, a little girl next door suddenly appeared, calling Charles "Brother". Rosemary felt it was necessary to talk to Charles now. In the kindergarten, Sue told Charles: “The TV station in the city will hold a child star dance competition in a few days, so I want to know if I should sign up for