Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife

Chapter 121

“Damn it!” Emmanuel shot up and nearly charged at Sylvia. Nevertheless, Sylvia was completely unfazed. Dona grabbed him just in time and smiled placatingly. “Emmanuel, don’t be angry. It’s not worth getting angry with this girl. You have to think of your health.”

Then, she turned to Sylvia. “I’ll let you know who your marriage candidate is and you can think about it. You’d better make up your mind quickly. I don’t know how long Aunt Tonya can keep waiting for you.”

Sylvia stiffened.

Dona smiled wryly and turned to Emmanuel. “Let’s go, Emmanuel. Give her some time to think about it.”

Emmanuel’s expression softened considerably as he muttered, “Yeah, sure.” He shot another hostile look at Sylvia before walking out with Dona. His crew followed him out of the house as well.

The whole house suddenly descended into silence.

Sylvia bowed her head and grabbed her head with her hands. The same sense of despair she had felt when she was kicked out of Westchester City three years ago rushed back to her like a tsunami.

in disarray, and she felt as if her

was when her

had sent her a

and occupation of her marriage prospect. It read, “Michael

seemed to have heard this name and company

the message to Sherry and asked her, “Hey,

very quickly, “Yeah, isn’t this guy the brother of Ledger Corporation’s Bruce Ledger? He’s a pretty famous hooligan in Westchester and has been having

shiver run across her body. She felt terribly cold and her face had

with Tristan in her childhood days. She remembered

would

you asking about him?” She twirled her fingers on the phone display and began typing with trembling hands. “They kidnapped Aunt Tonya and now want me to marry him.” Furious, Sherry sent a voice message. She roared, “What is this sick joke?! Was it

with him? He’s like fifty this year! He’s old, ugly, and loves to mess around with women. I heard he has several illegitimate children out there! What’s wrong with your father? How could he call himself your father?” Sylvia’s face was horridly pale.