Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife

Chapter 866

Since the day she went out for a stroll, Sylvia had been going out for a walk every now and then.

Thomas might really not appear again. Almost three months had passed, but Sylvia did not see him, let alone receive any news about him.

Her days were beautiful and peaceful.

Flint was almost half a year old. His height had doubled, he was chubby and round, and cute as hell.

The temperature also rose sharply, and it was soon the hot summer season.

Isabel and Liam were on summer vacation again, but Odell did not keep them idle and arranged a summer tutor for them to continue their studies.

Liam was fine since the syllabus and homework were not difficult for him, but Isabel never liked studying. She got sleepy in class and slacked off whenever she got the chance, using the excuse that she had to take care of her younger brother, Flint. In fact, she simply watched him play and showed off how good she was at playing games in front of him.

The little girl was an expert at acting pampered. Sylvia was helpless against her, and Odell spoiled her, so most of the time, it was Liam who dragged her back and watched her finish her homework.

That afternoon , Sylvia was about to take Flint for a nap when the girl slipped in again.

in and shouted. Not only did she wake Sylvia up, but Flint also woke

saw his older sister, he grinned and extended his hands toward

blanket on the floor and let him sit with his back against the wall. Then, she sat next

still childish. She was clearly a little girl,

was a sucker for that and looked at her with shining eyes,

little racing car. Before she could enjoy it to its fullest extent though,

her. “Isabel, have you finished

which was playing seriously immediately changed into a fawning look. She said in

gave her a cold look before

his little arm toward his

to hold him.

Then, he said

between them and smiled.

little Flint away,

She put down the RC car and ran out after Liam and Flint,

said, “Talk to me after you finish

by the sound of their voices, they went to the living room