Master Odell’s Secret Ex-Wife

Chapter 2143

Isabel asked, "What is that you want to do in Southboro? Why must you finish whatever you want to do, only then you can be with me openly?"

A quick thought later, Isabel frowned and added, "Were we not together openly before?"

As far as she knew, they were quite open with their relationship.

"It's a long story. Let’s get you out first,” Roland said. He held her hand and wanted to leave.

Isabel did not move. She said coldly, "If you don't make things clear now, I won’t leave with you."

She refused to follow him. If she followed him out and he brushed her off with some excuse again, she would not be able to do anything against him.

Roland sighed helplessly. "Isabel, only with your family’s approval can we be together openly."

Isabel thought of when Flint called her mentioning Roland's departure from the company. Flint told her that her father disagreed with them being together, so Roland left the company.

However, it was not a big deal to her.

Isabel said, "I can handle my dad. My mom, my brother, and Flint, they all respected my decision. If I want to be with you,

they won’t stop me."

approval is my duty

if a piece of cotton was

"I have to prove my worth to your family, that's why I have to go back

not even retake what was his, then he was

determined yet

heart pounded but she was still irritated by his

should just tell me the

terrible

into his arms and said, "I'm sorry,

have full control of the company, it will take me more than a day to reclaim my rightful position. I don’t want

would not have retaken the company back

matter how he saw it, he had to keep it

heart clenched when she knew

left her because he wanted to prove himself to her family and was afraid that she would intervene using her family's

without saying anything and kept it a secret from her. He even had to turn his back on her when he ran into her the

real? What if I cut all ties with you and never

looking into the past. If she had made up her mind to cut all ties with him, she would never come to Southboro