Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife novel Chapter 154

Chapter 154

Sylvia also looked at them. 

A trace of guilt flashed in Emmanuel’s eyes. Dona’s expression also changed, but she forced a smile and said to Sylvia, “Sylvia, I didn’t expect you to be Sunflower. Why didn’t you tell us about it before?” 

Sylvia did not want to talk to her at all and simply ignored her. 

However, Simon, who had no tact, asked curiously, “Sylvia, who are they? Are they your family?” 

Sylvia said bluntly, “No, I don’t know them.” 

The smile on Dona’s face instantly froze. 

Emmanuel’s expression also darkened, but Sylvia was incredibly cold. Furthermore, he heard the people behind him mention Sunflower’s status in the current art world. The people around him were all prominent figures, so he could not make a fool out of himself. Thus, he swallowed the “b*tch” that almost left his lips. 

Sonia muttered in a low voice, “So what if she knows how to draw a little?” 

Her voice was so soft that it sounded like a mosquito. 

Sylvia could not hear her clearly either and could not be bothered to bicker with her. 

Simon also sensed that something was wrong. After sitting down next to Sylvia, he quickly moved on to another topic. 

At that moment, in addition to Emmanuel, Dona, and Sonia’s unsightly expressions, Bruce and Catherine, who were sitting diagonally behind Sylvia, also looked sheepish. 

In addition to shock, they also felt embarrassment. They never imagined that Sylvia was Sunflower. She was supposed to be a cheap woman who desired to be the young madam of the Ledger family. 

However, each of Sunflower’s paintings had a very strong visual impact. There were some that were tough and unyielding, and some that were bright and hopeful. Anyone who had seen those paintings would think that Sunflower was a strong and big hearted man. 

However, ‘he’ was actually Sylvia! 

Catherine remembered that when she had gone to Sylvia and told her to leave Tristan, Sylvia had agreed without even touching the cheque. Soon, Catherine regretted her recent collaboration with Dona and the others to force Sylvia to marry Michael. 

She also regretted making things difficult for Sylvia at Mr. Collin’s manor yesterday. Bruce’s expression was also unpleasant. He sighed. Thinking of something, he said, “I remember that Sylvia was raised by her grandparents.” 

“That’s right. Her grandparents were very respectable people, especially the Madam. Sylvia’s father wasn’t her own, but she always took care of Sylvia as her own granddaughter.”