Master Odell’s Secret Ex-Wife

Chapter 1341 It was Cliff. 

Odeil brought the phone to his ear. 

On the phone, Cliff said in a soft voice, “Master Carter, I just contacted a teacher from the Art Academy who has just returned from Meadow Hills. He said that he went separate ways with Mrs. Carter and three female teachers in the hotel. He mentioned that they wanted to go to several other places, such as the prairie, an ancient city, and another place he forgot the name of. He‘s not sure where they went today.” 

Three female teachers? 

Odell‘s expression relaxed slightly. “Got it.” He hung up the phone, took another cigarette, and placed it between his lips. 

A few days later, the temperature in Westchester took a sharp dive. It snowed overnight, so the outside was blanketed in white in the morning. 

It happened to be the weekend. The little ones were probably attracted by the snowy scenery and got up earlier than usual. 

Isabel dragged Flint outside to step in the snow and throw snowballs. In a rare turn of events, Liam, who had never been a fan of this kind of game, also rolled a snowball. 

The atmosphere was very lively. 

Odell stood by the door, the ice and snow reflected in his eyes. He looked very cold and slightly lonely. 

Smack. 

snowball smashed into his

He looked over. 

behind Isabel and peeked out, saying weakly, “I didn‘t mean

meant to throw it at his sister, but

bad mood these

ten minutes

Flint said, “Okay.” 

pursed her lips.

on building a little snowman without much emotion

the evening, Sylvia, who had disappeared for several days, made a video call to the three little ones. The children

to come out of the study and saw Liam holding a phone when he reached the stairs. Isabel was huddled beside him,

her face on the screen, but

“Mommy, where are you now? Why is the sky there so blue?”

show you the scenery here.” With that, she panned the camera.

so pretty!” Flint shouted with wide eyes.

out an

anything, his eyes were also wide open.

scenery of the prairie for a while, Sylvia

“We’ve been good,