Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife novel Chapter 716

Chapter 716

Madam Springsteen said in shock, “What? She’s just a five -year-old child. How dare she question her father in public like that? How rude of her!”

Lily also felt that Isabel was quite an unruly child too. However, there was nothing she could do about it. “Young Master Carter dotes on her a lot.” “Hmph. She really has been spoiled rotten!” Madam Springsteen was furious. She said, “This isn’t going to work. She’s only five years old, yet she’s already controlling him and not letting him interact with you. Due to Young Master Carter pandering so much to her, when she grows older, it’ll be harder for you to spend time with him.”

Lily frowned. There was an annoyed expression on her face. “You’re right, but I can’t think of a good solution for that now.”

She was the eldest young lady of the Springsteen family. The line of men who wanted to woo her could stretch across the whole of Westchester City. There was no way she would even try to please a rude five-year-old child.

Madam Springsteen pondered this matter for a moment before a thought suddenly came to her mind. She smiled and said, “By the way, Ramona even asked about you and Young Master Carter today. She has a lot of ideas. I can

ask her about it.”

“Is that Madam Carter’s sister, Ramona Decker?”

“Yes. Young Master Carter greatly respects her. She’ll definitely be able to think of something.” Lily’s gaze brightened. “Then you should call her to ask about it.”

Madam Springsteen immediately picked up the handset of the landline phone that was on the coffee table.

Two days later, in the morning.

It was a weekend.

Perhaps it was because they had been under strict control in the past two days. Isabel, who would usually rush to climb into the car to follow him to the company, now hid inside Madam Carter’s room right after breakfast.

On the other hand, Liam calmly sat and read his book.

Odell glanced at him. “Be good and stay at home with your sister. Call me if there are any problems.” Liam said, “Okay.”