Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife

Chapter 616

The very next second, his dark brows knitted, and an annoyed look emerged on his face.

“Get lost.”

His voice was so cold that it was frightening.

Tara’s gaze trembled as her eyes immediately began to tear up. She took a small step back to the side and asked in a small voice, “What’s wrong, Odell? Is something troubling you?” Odell ignored her. Without even looking at her, he walked directly past her. Tara’s eyes widened as she looked at him in panic and reluctance.

Seeing that he was about to walk away, she chased after him and grabbed hold of one of his arms. In a sobbing voice, she said, “Odell, please don’t be like this. You can tell me if you’re unhappy. Being angry isn’t good for your health. I don’t want you to be unhappy.”

Odell stopped in his tracks and looked at her with his deep and dark eyes. “Go back to your own place and don’t appear in front of my eyes again.” His voice was grim and it was obvious that he was restraining his emotions.

However, Tara did not notice this. All she knew was that Sylvia and him had separated, and he was alone now, so she had to hurry up and take the opportunity to return to his side!

In the next second, she pressed herself softly against him, and her voice became delicate.” Odell, please let me stay with you. I can help share your- Ah!”

flung her away and she fell straight to

his long legs, Odell strode toward the spot

the floor with an expression

happening? Hadn’t he already separated from Sylvia? He had clearly chosen to let her

hanging around her neck. Why had he still pushed her

a remote villa in the

quiet and

the living supplies for her, Aunt Tonya, and the two little ones were neatly arranged in their rooms within

book, thinking that when she left in the future, she would pay

her heart. That was because Thomas had helped her so much. Even if she used all her assets to pay him back, it might still not be enough. That morning, her eyes opened just after

Liam

went to the

round red sun rose from the mountains. The warm sunlight shone diagonally across and spread over the

and her paints, and started

that had been prepared was splashed on the white canvas