Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife

“Yeah.” Clarice thought about how much they had been going at it the last two days. With her face pressed close against his chest, she spoke in a contented and soft voice, “When did you wake up?”

Decker answered softly, "I just woke up a while ago."

Clarice looked up at him.

His eyes were gentle and filled with love.

After they stared at each other for several seconds, he lowered himself and planted a slow kiss on her lips. Her lips curled up in a smile.

With his lips still pressed close to hers, he spoke, “There’re a lot of nice places to see in Westchester. Let me take you sightseeing and shopping today.”

He was the same Decker she had known for the last five years, the same gentle and caring man who seemed to have endless patience for her.

She was in love.

Suddenly, a scattered thought intruded on her. The fact that he had been in Westchester for so long and that he had come here to endorse Isabella…

Her eyes darkened for a slight instant, she asked worriedly, “Are you sure it’s not going to get in the way of your work?”

There’s nothing particularly important going on these days, so it won’t be any

ask for a while, “Decker, you’ve been here for two months. May I know

a brief, pensive silence before answering, “You wouldn’t

me, I

obligingly.

a lot of potential. I have taken an interest in a few of these sectors, so

"What sectors?”

there are also some niche sectors here

I saw Roland when I first arrived here two days ago.”

seemed alerted by this. "Where did

familiar figure walking along the side of the road. I was inside my car, so I

frowned and stayed silent for a while before stating, "It might be

“Have you

accident." Although he was not truly in love with Clarice, he could not deny that she was his fiancee and was also the key to helping him secure his position at the helm of the Rockwells. It was more than

you meet

party.” He recalled the scene of Roland snatching Isabel from his arms and scowled unconsciously.

asked, “Did he do something

scoffed mockingly, “All he did was take something from me.”