Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife

Chapter 64

Was there ever a worse feeling than being abandoned by your loved ones when you needed them the most?

Odell had her slapped sixty times back then to the point that her face was swollen like she had been stung by a bee.

Not only did her biological father not feel sorry for her, but he even blamed her for things turning sour with the Carters and had her banished from the family. From that moment on, Sylvia had completely lost all faith in her family.

If they would not treat her as one of their own, she would not suffer their wrath for no reason either!

All the memories rushed back to her.

Sylvia came back to her senses and turned to Betty and the others with a faint smile, “She is not my sister. I have no other family members except for my two children and Aunt Tonya.” Betty heaved a sigh of relief. “Then, it’s all good.”.

They did not press her for more details and left her to herself after offering her solace.

Sylvia similarly picked up her tools and went back to work.

ran out crying, ducked into a

Tara saw her tears and immediately asked in a concerned voice, “What’s the matter, Sonia? What did Sylvia

wiped her tears and cursed Sylvia repeatedly before finally relaying the events

of her, I think chances are

Tristan stopping me, I would smash her face right in!” Tara consoled her patiently, “Alright, Sonia. Being angry won’t help with anything. It’s only going to ruin your mood.” Sonja took a deep

recent years. She was also a woman whom

Sylvia who Odell had kicked out of the family would not even have the right

better than to offend Tara. After giving it some thought, she took the initiative to ask her, “Tara, what

soft smile, “Don’t worry I’ll help you Odell and I had to split up because of her back then, and I won’t let her do the

by this gesture. “Tara,

a naive, simple girl. I don’t want

had a wounded, innocent look when she said this. She agreed that she was too naive, which was how

I heard that Sylvia is now living in the Old District, the same house left behind by your grandparents. I think you should go to

Sonia’s eyes changed as she smiled back at Tara. “Alright,

out to dinner with Betty and