Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife novel Chapter 1944

Chapter 1944

Caprice made a show of collapsing into Sherry's arm and pretending to fall asleep.

John and Sherry exchanged a weak smile.

After driving for another half an hour, they arrived at a restaurant. It was one of Caprice's favorite restaurants.

They entered a box and had a wonderful dinner, stuffing their stomachs with delicious food.

After the meal, they all went home together.

On the way home, Caprice fell asleep halfway through the drive. A combination of her relaxed mood after finally being finished with work and her exhaustion made her sleep like a log. She was squeezed between Sherry and John and slumped against John's shoulder, using him as a pillow.

Sherry gently brushed the side of her daughter's cheeks with her fingers. After making sure that she had indeed fallen asleep, she smiled and turned to John, speaking in a low voice, "How was her performance at work?"

"She did a great job." John looked dotingly at her daughter's sleeping expression and elaborated, "She's very serious about her work and is a very organized worker. She knows how to deal with people, which makes up for her lack of experience. It's all about being adaptable and knowing how to communicate with others. So long as she’s willing to put in work, I'm sure she will fare well going forward."

Sherry had to admit she was a little surprised by John's favorable feedback.

Growing up, Caprice had always been a soft-spoken girl and tended to be a little on the slower end at times. Sherry did not expect such tall praises, especially coming from John of all people.

Perhaps Caprice had only been too lazy to put her brains to work this entire time. When she was willing to put in the effort, she was rather formidable.

She looked at Caprice's sleeping face and chuckled to herself.

Something occurred to her as she turned to John again. "By the way, Syl just called me this afternoon. She heard about Caprice making up with

Liam and was calling to ask if we should let them get engaged to them this year."