Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife novel Chapter 70

Chapter 70

Sonia was frightened by their intimidating presence. The children’s gaze that did not seem to belong to toddlers made her nervous. 

They were Odell and Sylvia’s kids. Sylvia was not much of an issue, but they were Odell’s children, the young master and lady of the Carters. Sonia could not afford to offend the Carters. 

“Mommy, are you alright?” Isabel went up to Sylvia and stared at her with a worried gaze. 

Sylvia patted her head. “Mommy is okay.” Isabel sighed a breath of relief. She then turned to Sonia and said, “You have three seconds to leave this place, or I will tell them to tie you up and throw you on the street.” 

She might be a toddler but the intimidation in her cute voice was brazen. 

Sylvia was stunned for a moment. She somehow saw Odell in the little girl. 

Sonia wore a bitter look. She was being deterred by a mere three-year-old. More importantly, the three-year-old was Odell’s daughter who she could not afford to offend. She gulped her grievance and glared at Sylvia. Then, she huffed, “We’ll see about this.” She proceeded to lead her men out of the house. After Sonia and her men left, Isabel jumped onto Sylvia who hugged the little girl in her arms. The little girl delightfully asked, “Mommy, was I cool?” 

Sylvia smiled. “Yeah, very cool.” 

Sylvia also looked at the quiet Liam and said with a warm smile, “Liam was cool as well.” If they had not arrived with the bodyguards, Sylvia might not have had the confidence to beat all four of Sonia’s men. 

Sonia had turned the whole house upside down, so Sylvia had to take her kids out. She said to them, “Isabel, Liam, Mommy and Aunt Tonya have to clean up the house. The two of you should go home how.” 

Isabel pouted. “Mommy, will the bad guys come back and bully you?” 

“No. They are afraid of you, so they won’t be back any time soon.” “Why don’t we get Uncle Jacob to stay?” Liam then piped up. Sylvia accepted the offer. “Okay.” 

After the two of them followed Ben home, Sylvia and Aunt Tonya returned to the house. 

She said to Aunt Tonya, “Aunt Tonya, we’ll pack and move out tomorrow.” Aunt Tonya was rather surprised. She then recalled what Sonia said, forcing her to swallow her grievance and questions. “Okay, I’ll pack right away.” 

Since the house already belonged to Sonia, there was no reason for Sylvia to stay there anymore. She had to find another place to settle down.