Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife novel Chapter 488

Chapter 488

Melanie gulped nervously and explained, “Tara, I did it for your benefit. I could see how much you loved Master Carter and I just couldn’t bear to see you like this everyday. I thought I could find some evidence that Sylvia was seeing another man so that you could return to Master Carter!

“You still shouldn’t have followed Sylvia!” Tara screamed. She wiped her tears away and continued, “Tell me the truth, did you follow Sylvia and Grandmother to Northpeak Resort?”

Melanie’s gaze became evasive. She said, “I did, but I didn’t push Madam Carter down the hill!”

The surveillance cameras at the resort had been down that day so no one had seen her go up the hill. As long as she continued to deny it, no one would be able to prove that she had pushed Madam Carter down the hill.

Tara then asked her, “You really didn’t push Grandmother down the hill?”

Looking resolute, Melanic insisted, “I really didn’t do it!”

Tara then turned to Odell. “Odell, my aunt said that she didn’t do it.”

Odell glanced at Melaníc before turning to Sylvia.

Sylvia laughed. She laughed at Melanie and Tara’s magnificent acting skills before saying,” That day, Grandmother and Aunt Tonya had taken the kids to po rafting so I went hiking up the hill alone. All of a sudden, some middle-aged woman found Edmund and deliberately told Edmund that I might be in danger up there. That was the reason that Edmund went up there to look for me.”

She then looked at Melanie, “Melanie, were you that middle-aged woman?”

Melanie’s gaze remained evasive. “No, it wasn’t me. I simply explored the resort that day and I didn’t even see Edmund at all.”

Sylvia shot a frosty gaze at her and said, “But Edmund said that the middle-aged woman who told him to look for me was you.”

Sherry had taken Melanie’s picture to the detention center and confirmed it with Edmund.

Melanie screamed, “I didn’ı! You little b*tch, don’t you dare try to frame me!”

Sylvia stared at her coldly.

Odell also stared at the woman coldly.