Master Odell’s Secret Ex-Wife

Chapter 399 

Sylvia then turned to Odell. “I’ve answered her. Can I go now?” Odell’s expression fell. He pursed his thin lips for a few seconds and then said, “Get out of my face.” 

Sylvia went upstairs without sparing another glance at either of the two. Tara then said, “Odell, Sylvia doesn’t seem welcoming at all.” 

She sounded gravelly. Odell looked in the direction Sylvia ran off in and said, “Just ignore her.” 

He then led Tara to Madam Carter’s room. 

Tara followed him into the room. 

For some reason, her fists were tightly clenched. When she saw Sylvia sleeping wretchedly on the couch, she was delighted but the kiss marks around the neck were also obvious. 

There was a combination of new and old kiss marks. The older ones already turned into bruises. 

cursed in her heart as she followed Odell into Madam Carter’s room. Violet immediately lowered her head and left the room

to the bed.

While she happily cursed Madam Carter deep down in her heart, she feigned sadness and said with a weeping tone, “Odell, what happened to Grandmother?”

Odell remained silent. 

at his reaction and decided to switch the topic. “Odell, why is there only one maid here? Is

are doctors next door who would check

little too less?” Tara thought for a moment

and Sylvia was in charge

Tara was shocked. 

was sleeping on the couch earlier. She was looking after Madam Carter during the night

must have put her on the night shift to punish her. “Okay. If you need anything

her hands. “I’m a married man. You shouldn’t

“I understand. I just don’t want you to be sad and try to comfort you. I won’t do it again.” Her expression fell and she also sounded disheartened. Odell tapped her shoulder. “Let’s go out. Grandmother needs to rest.” “Okay.” Tara did not want to spend another second seeing the old lady anyway, so she left with Odell. When they were outside, Tara asked again, “Odell, can I come to visit Grandmother frequently?” Odell knew his grandmother disliked Tara, so after some serious deliberation, he said, “If

“Okay.”