Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife novel Chapter 617

Chapter 617

It was at the level of a world-class painter, which was the level she was at. 

Sylvia asked again, “Do you like it?” 

Thomas looked at her. “Yes.” 

“Then it’s yours. However, the painting still needs to dry. I’ll send it to you when it’s dry.” She moved the painting board to the vent to the side. 

His eyes flickered. “Thank you.” 

Sylvia hurriedly said, “Don’t thank me. I owe you much more than this painting.” 

He did not say anything. 

She knew that he was someone who did not like to talk much, so she did not mind. 

After putting the painting away, she walked up to him and said, “Come on, let’s go out.” 

Thomas suddenly raised his hand, placed his warm fingertips on her forehead, and gently rubbed it twice. 

Sylvia froze. 

After rubbing, he said in a soft voice, “There was paint on your forehead.” 

She laughed dryly. “I could’ve wiped it myself. You didn’t have to do it for me.” 

It was a little ambiguous. However, Thomas’ lips curved into a gentle yet seductive smile. “I wanted to wipe it for you.” 

Sylvia was speechless. 

Well. 

Without saying anything else, she quickly walked back into the bedroom while avoiding his eyes. Inside the bedroom, Liam had already woken up, but his little face showed that he was still slightly drowsy as he stared at the direction of the balcony. 

He looked incredibly cute. 

Sylvia quickly regained her composure and went to his side. 

Liam’s large eyes looked at her. “Mommy, what were you doing on the balcony?” 

She replied, “I was painting.” 

At that moment, Thomas came out from the balcony. 

He glanced at Liam and said to Sylvia, “Tell me when the painting is dry. I’ll come to pick it up.” Sylvia replied, “Sure.” 

He did not linger and went straight out. 

“Mommy, did you give Uncle Thomas your painting?” 

Sylvia replied truthfully, “Yeah, he helped me a lot, so I painted this painting to thank him.” Liam’s eyes flickered as he asked, “What did he help you with?” 

It was rare that this little one wanted to chat with her, so Sylvia gave him a brief explanation of how Thomas had helped her. “Many years ago, when your sister and you were very young, I had to live on the streets because I had no money. It was Uncle Thomas who unexpectedly appeared to help. He even introduced me to a great painter, Uncle Simon. Without Uncle Thomas’ help, I might not have the career that I have now… There was also that time not long ago when I fell into the water and disappeared. It was also Uncle Thomas who saved me.”