Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife novel Chapter 1894

Chapter 1894

She spoke with a certain bluntness. Her eyes were opened wide and her expression was darling.

Flint remarked with a squint, “It must be pretty boring.”

Caprice refuted his point, “No, I hang out regularly with Frey. Piper and her brother came back a little while ago, so we hang out together every night.”

Flint stirred. He glanced at Isabel before asking, “Who is Piper? Who is her brother?”

“Piper is also my roommate. I’ve known her and her brother for a decade by this point. All of us are very close friends.”

“Oh? Are they from Glanchester too?”

“Yes.”

Flint continued to ask tidbits about Piper and Trey while Caprice answered everything with stark honesty.

Until Sylvia interrupted Flint at one point, “Okay, enough talk about that. Why don’t you head up and see what your brother and father are talking about?”

“Okay, Mom.” Flint did as he was told. He rose and went upstairs.

Sylvia turned to Isabel, “Isabel, let me talk to Caprice alone. Why don’t you go upstairs and join them as well?”

Isabel smiled knowingly, she had a sense of what her mother was up to. With that, she went upstairs.

Immediately after she left, Sylvia turned to Caprice, “Caprice, you’ve been in Westchester for so many days already. Haven’t you hung out with Liam?”

Caprice would love to, but Liam had a girlfriend. She knew she could not let it slip about his having a girlfriend, so she tried to brush the subject off. “He’s always so busy. I didn’t want to bother him.”

“He’s not that busy these days,” Sylvia said with a look at Caprice. “Besides, I remember you always went to see him a few years back, and that was during the peak of his busy schedule since he had just founded Carter Tech City then.”

“That’s different.”

“What’s different about it?”

Caprice lowered her head. “I… I was a child at the time. I wasn’t being considerate.”

Sylvia gently caressed her hair. “Caprice, tell your aunt the truth. Do you have a crush on some boy?”

“No,” Caprice answered hastily, then she quipped a look at Sylvia. “Aunt Sylvia, what made you ask me this?”