Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife

Chapter 261

Sylvia’s studio was designed to face the south. There was a huge ceiling-to-floor window that was not veiled by the curtain. Therefore, he was able to have a clear look at her painting with the kids.

By simply staring at the heart-warming scene, the frosty expression on his face softened.

The day went by in the blink of an eye, and the sky was already dark.

Isabel was already snoring on the ground, but Liam had a sudden urge to draw longer.

to leave either, so she texted Edmund to tell

time on my hand anyway. Just

residence. While they were at the mansion gate, Liam noticed the dress his mother wore and asked,” Mommy, are you still going out later?” Sylvia smiled. “Liam, I promised to meet a friend, so I have to keep my promise. Hurry up and bring your sister inside.” Isabel could barely keep her sleepy eyes open while she rubbed her eyes. Liam pouted. “Okay.” He held Isabel’s hand and went inside. After watching her kids go inside, Sylvia drove towards Cloudy Heart Lake. Meanwhile, in the living room of the Carters’, Odell was having a cup of tea when Liam came in with Isabel. Liam announced, “Daddy, we’re home.” Odell had a glance behind them before he asked, “It’s just you two? Where’s Mommy?” “Mommy is meeting a friend,” Liam answered. Odell scowled. He bolted up and went out of the house while pulling his phone out of his pocket. Liam watched his father leave the house with slightly furrowed brows. Isabel yawned as she grumbled, “Bro, what’s wrong with

why his father had purposely opened the backdoor this morning and allowed him and Isabel to go to their mother, and why he had tried his

was unable to meet them

out of the door as he dialed Cliff’s

coldly, “Bring everyone you can and tell them to go straight to Cloudy Heart

call ended, and his towering figure climbed into his sports car. As the engine roared to life, he stepped on the pedal and sprinted off onto the

dark and keen brows were tightly furrowed and his eyes were gleaming in a gloom. Sp.m. It was the curfew that he gave Sylvia to see the kids every day,