Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife novel Chapter 1895

Chapter 1895

Flint coughed dryly.

Before anyone else could say anything, Liam spoke in his usual deep voice, “Nothing.”

Sylvia gathered herself.

Isabel and Flint distractedly picked up the cutlery.

Odell glanced at Liam and said, “Let’s eat.”

Caprice was puzzled by the sudden stiffness, and she snuck a glance at Liam who was beside her. There was not a single trace of emotion on his face, so she figured that it was probably all in her head.

She began eating.

Isabel had some work to do later that evening, thus she left after eating.

Flint had to return to the laboratory as well and excused himself shortly after.

Sylvia and Odell were still feeling jet-lagged from the overnight flight, and they needed some rest.

After a short chat with Caprice, Sylvia turned to Liam. “Liam, take Caprice home.”

Liam grunted, “Hmm.”

Sylvia added, “Make sure you come back after that. I have something to tell you.”

Liam turned quiet for a moment before saying, “Okay.”

With that, Sylvia and Odell went upstairs.

Caprice followed Liam out of the house.

The weather was very fine today. As soon as they stepped outside they felt a gentle breeze beating against their bodies. It was the perfect weather for a nap.

Shortly after Caprice got into the car, she fell asleep with her head tilted to the side.

When she woke up, the car was parked at the entrance of Sparkrow University Girls Dormitory She found herself slumped against Liam’s shoulder.

Her eyes flickered with shock. She quickly straightened herself and apologized to Liam, “Sorry, Liam, I fell asleep. I didn’t mean to do that.”

Liam expressed with a frown, “I wasn’t accusing you of doing it intentionally.”

So what if she had done it intentionally?

Why was she frantically apologizing for something so mundane?

He looked at her sharply.

Why was she alienating him if she did not have any other romance going on?

Upon sensing his hesitation, Sylvia frowned faintly. There was no way to tell what the boy was thinking since he never let his emotions slip through. She changed her approach. “Do you still want to be with her? Do you want to marry

her?”

Liam answered firmly, “Yes.”

Sylvia’s creased frown eased a little upon receiving this answer. She assured him, “Alright, I’ll talk to Aunt Sherry about it, and we’ll arrange the engagement.”

“Not yet.”

“Why?”

“Caprice…she’s still young.”

“She might be young, but she’s an adult. An engagement is fine.”

Liam said pensively, “Okay.”

They could at least get engaged first.

Forget about what was on her mind for now. She belonged to him and him only, they were going to get engaged at one point or another anyway.