Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife

Chapter 346

Edmund frowned and asked out of annoyance, “So? What the hell are you trying to say?” Tara giggled and said, “Mr. Price, I’m saying Sylvia doesn’t love Odell at all. She loves you.” Edmund was taken aback for a second before he wore an eerie grin. “Tara Avery, do I look like an idiot to you?”

Tara explained nervously, “Mr. Price, I’m telling the truth. If she doesn’t like you, she’d have let Odell touch her.”

“Maybe she’s in love with another man, why me?” Edmund scoffed and exposed Tara’s little scheme. “Tara, you better put your lousy plan away. If you want Odell to look at you again, you better find something in yourself that’s worth loving, not using me as your pawn.”

She came all the way to tell him all this nonsense because she wanted him to snatch Sylvia away or ruin Odell and Sylvia’s marriage so that she could seize the opportunity for herself.

Tara did not expect the rejection at all. She quickly explained, “Mr. Price, I’m not using you. I’m just trying to get back to Odell but I don’t want you and Sylvia to be apart. So, I’m just trying to create a win-win-”

Smash!

of beer on

and faltered

the public. I’ll tell the media how you ruined people’s families and make them go bankrupt. I’ll make sure you cannot live in Westchester City anymore!” 1 Tara’s expression changed

f*cking b*stard!” She vented her emotions for quite a while before she

Carter residence.

be home late. He called Sylvia beforehand and informed

ones returned to their room to get changed and be prepared for

came out of the bathroom, she saw them whispering to each

them looked serious as they exchanged whispers. Out of curiosity, Sylvia asked, “Isabel, Liam, what are you

separated immediately. Isabel’s eyes shifted as she turned to Liam. Liam then answered, “We’re talking about playschool.” “Playschool? Did something interesting happen?” “It’s a secret between

them concentrated on the story and after a while, their eyes started to close. Sylvia put the storybook down and switched off the lights, leaving only the dim