Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife novel Chapter 1874

Chapter 1874

Isabel fixed a look at Caprice and Freya before stating solemnly, “The tickets you bought are legitimate, there was nothing wrong with the machine as well.”

Freya was puzzled by this. “If there’s nothing wrong with the tickets and the machine, why couldn’t we enter?”

Caprice frowned sharply. “Are you suggesting that someone was intentionally targeting us?”

Isabel nodded gravely.

Caprice did not need any further hints to gauge who this person was. “Was it Heather?”

Isabel was surprised. “How did you figure that out?”

“I just had a feeling.”

Heather was the only person who considered Caprice an enemy. Furthermore, there were only a handful of people who could tamper with the ticket machine.

Isabel rubbed her temples.

She was going to warn Caprice to be careful of Heather, but it turned out that her warning was not necessary. Caprice was already fully aware of Heather’s hostility against her.

She announced excitedly, “I have good news, my brother just fired her. I even gave her two good slaps on the face for you!”

Caprice was shocked to hear this. “Liam fired her?”

Freya was caught off-guard by this as well.

Isabel wondered why the news came off as such a shocker to Caprice. “Yeah, why?”

Caprice muttered, “I thought they were…”

“What about them?” Isabel asked.

Caprice figured that since even Sylvia did not know that Heather and Liam were dating, there was no chance that Liam would have told Isabel.

She was careful to not expose Liam’s secret and quickly made something else up on the spot. “I thought she was Liam’s capable assistant?”

“Ahh…” Isabel mused. “She’s a good assistant, I’ll give that to her. Still, it was only by sheer luck that she managed to secure her position in Carter Tech City. Don’t worry about it, there’s plenty of very capable candidates willing to fill in for her spot.”

Caprice nodded absentmindedly.

Isabel gently caressed her hair. “Hey, I have to start preparing for a scene I need to shoot tomorrow. Talk to you next time!”

“Okay. Goodbye, Isabel.”

“See you.”