Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife

Chapter 1810

Sylvia did not join them.

Caprice craned her head to the side and kept stealing glances at the door. She wanted to go back to Liam.

Sherry pinched her chubby cheeks and lectured her, “Caprice, the kind of relationship Mommy and Daddy has is different from the one between you and Liam.”

Caprice frowned and protested, “What’s the difference? If I like Liam, then it’s the same.”

“You and Liam are both children. The way you like each other is different from the way adults like each other.” Sherry lowered the pitch of her voice and explained patiently. “You will understand when you grow

The last part was the only part that got through to Caprice. She shaped a short “ohh’ with her mouth.

Sherry smiled and told her nicely, “You can kiss Liam if you want, but only on his forehead or cheek, maybe even his nose. Anywhere but the lips, got it?”

“Why can’t I kiss his lips?”

“Because children shouldn’t kiss on the lips. That’s for adults.”

“Okay.” Oh well, she figured. As long as she got to kiss Liam. All she wanted was to be close to him.

Sherry smiled and heaved a sigh of relief, glad to finally have gotten through to Caprice. She sat her on the ground and gently brushed the top of her head. “Go on, go to him.”

Caprice ran out

a while, Sylvia

artist had arrived a short while

with Sylvia while the

Time passed quickly.

on her wedding gown with its wonderful, silky fabric trailing

knock on the door.

asked, “Who is

me and Liam.” They heard Caprice’s

open the door for them and greeted them with a

as well. Liam looked dashing in the black suit he wore while Caprice wore a white frilly dress, looking like a

in her wedding dress, they were both in awe and did not conceal the surprise and

out, “Mommy, you are

stroked her hair.

“Aunt Sherry, I noticed Uncle John’s car parked outside just

chimed in with an enthusiastic nod, “Yeah, we saw

door to shut it. Before she managed to close the door, two

a dress identical to Caprice’s while Flint was dressed in a

by throwing her weight against it.

I saw Uncle John. We

echoed, “That’s