Master Odell’s Secret Ex-Wife

Chapter 307

Ariane and Renna also looked at Tara in surprise. 

Broken up? If they had broken up, Sylvia did not come between them at all! Tara’s gaze darkened, and her eyes filled with tears almost instantly. She still showed Sylvia a smile. “Sylvia, Odell only asked me to have a good rest recently. He never told me that he wanted to break up. Did he tell you we had broken up?” 

Before Sylvia responded, Ariane yelled, “Master Carter didn’t tell her that he had broken up with you. She came up with a lie to explain herself.” Renna said, “I didn’t expect she could still lie that you have broken up with Master Carter. How shameless!” Tara nudged them. “It’s okay. You can stop talking. Perhaps Odell told her so.” As she spoke, she leaned toward the table weakly, looking as if she did not want to argue with Sylvia anymore. 

Ariane and Renna asked in concern, “Tara, how are you? Have you not recovered from your sickness yet?” “It must be because you drank too much last night and stayed in the cold wind for too long.” 

The others asked, “Why did Tara drink last night?” 

Ariane said, “It’s all because of that sl*t. She climbed into Master Carter’s bed to force him to marry her, and now she used her children to seduce him. Tara drank a few more cups after she saw Master Carter carrying her.” “Sigh, why bother?” “If it was me, I’d feel upset too.” 

In an instant, everyone sided with Tara again. 

sympathy and naturally felt more disdain for Sylvia. Sylvia

did Tara refuse to admit it, but she also reacted quickly and put on

the beginning. Perhaps she had schemed for today’s episode when she and her friends saw Odell carrying

with

completely unguarded.

among the crowd grew

pity for Tara, and the voices that scorned

raised his voice and bellowed, “Alright, quiet down!” that the room returned to silence.

back to her seat.

and said, “We’ll talk about the judges next time. You’re all

that, he

stay, and she stood up to

follow her. They stood in the corridor while looking at her, and it was unknown whether it was intentional or they merely