Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife

Chapter 1876

Her heart accelerated uncontrollably.

Ding!

She received an unexpected text from Heather.

“Hey Caprice, I just wanted to apologize for what happened with the ticket machine this afternoon. I thought it was only going to be a harmless prank, I didn’t expect all that to happen.”

Caprice was taken aback by her message.

What was this about?

What would prompt Heather to apologize to her?

Another text followed after that. “I feel terrible about what happened so I resigned.”

Caprice was very confused at this point.

Stoked by curiosity, she asked Heather, “I heard about you getting fired by Liam. Is this why you mentioned that you felt terrible?”

the other end of the phone, Heather’s stiff fingers hovered over her phone. The color

only texting Caprice to gauge if she had found out about her getting fired. She did not expect Caprice to be so caught up

Liam or Isabel

but what I did was a violation of company policy so Liam had to do what he had to do. To be honest, even if he didn’t let me go, I was going to resign anyway. My parents have been telling me to take up the family business. Besides. Liam also mentioned that I have been getting

finished reading the long paragraph, her restless mood settled like a pool of

go because of company

only let Heather go because he was worried about

this mean they were still

events. She did not feel like responding

Heather smiled coyly upon noticing Caprice’s

Liam had not confessed his feelings

Caprice as nothing more than his sister. The reason she got fired by Liam must have nothing to do with Caprice.

reason Heather texted Caprice at all was to figure

conversation out of nowhere if she was not under the assumption that

going to be taking over the clubhouse from here on so I won’t have time to hang out with you going forward. The good news is

expecting yet another message

clear that she was only trying to boast about her taking over

among the top three entertainment venues in Westchester. All of its members were prominent members of the

Westchester. Caprice had trouble recalling the name of the company but she speculated that