Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife novel Chapter 1639

Chapter 1639

Upon realizing that Sylvia was not paying attention to him, Flint slid next to Isabel and played video games with her.

Liam sat nearby them and was immersed in a book.

Caprice sat huddled next to him and propped her head next to his shoulder, her eyes were fixated on the book as well even though she did not understand its contents.

The children seemed to be having a good, harmonious time.

The messages Sherry had just sent Sylvia were still fresh in her mind. She took another deep breath to compose herself again before she approached the tea table.

Odell smiled warmly at her.

Sylvia sat down next to the empty chair beside him and turned to John.

John was staring right at her and smiled warmly as a way of greeting.

He complimented her, “Mrs. Carter, we haven’t met in two months but it seems to me that you’re younger than when I last saw you.”

Sylvia was not in the mood for this pointless chatter and went straight to the point. “What are you doing here?”

John noticed her apprehension and immediately broached the subject. “Sherry is missing. I was wondering if you’ve been in contact with her recently?”

Did he come here to pry information on Sherry?

Did he suppose that they were the ones who broke Sherry out of the house and brought her to Westchester?

Sylvia scoffed with hostility. “I should be the one asking you where Sherry is. She was still fine when we left Glanchester two months ago. Now she’s suddenly missing, what did you do to her?”

Her tone grew more aggressive as she spoke, even her pitch rose and nearly turned into a shout.

An oppressing silence fell upon the living room.

Isabel and Flint tactfully turned off the game console and stayed silent.

Sensing the tension in the air, Odell straightened up from his seat.

John grimaced, his face darkened.

However, it did not seem like he was upset. It looked more like he was filled with guilt and remorse.

Sylvia was taken aback by his reaction.

He was the one who put locked Sherry in that house and set it on fire, what right did he have to be acting guilty?