Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife

Chapter 1977

"It went pretty well."

Odell smiled faintly. “Looks like Caprice is more capable than we thought.”

Upon hearing this, John beamed with pride. “She did pretty well. You can say that she inherited something from her parents.”

Odell flicked an eyebrow and commented with a smile, “That must mean that she’s destined for great things in the future.”

John took a sip of tea, and expressed, “All I want is for her to live a peaceful, happy life.”

Of course, he would be glad if Caprice was willing to take over the reins of the family business.

Nevertheless, above all else, what mattered most to him was the well-being and happiness of his dear daughter.

Odell poured him another cup of tea while adding nonchalantly, “ Don’t worry, Liam will take good care of her, and I’m sure she will live a good life with him.”

in a mildly confrontative voice, "It's a bit early to say that. I haven't agreed to them getting engaged

had just poured and stated candidly, “What conditions have

John took the cup from him, a look of relief flashed in his eyes. He had known Odell for decades by this point and was well aware of what sort of person he and Sylvia was. Furthermore, he had watched their children grow up and was familiar with their personalities

same for Caprice. The children of their two families had grown

certain that Liam would never mistreat Caprice if they

for Caprice based solely on his family background, his accolades, and

and they were already going to take her away from him. It

the cup, and his

mind for a while before meeting Odell’s gaze. He spoke sincerely, “Both you and Sylvia know that Caprice is my only daughter and how much she means to me and Sherry. My family is based

brief, ruminative silence. He asked, “Are you

at the prospect. “Would that

urge to shoot a glare at John. Then, he remarked, “I'll have to

John smiled gladly. “Sure.”

them noticing it. They had finished lunch and it

had barely considered that she would have to leave Liam when her father served her a reminder, "Caprice, are you going back to Glanchester with us this evening or

would commence in two days, it would not make sense for her to