Lahat ng Kabanata ng Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife: Kabanata 1651 - Kabanata 1660

Madam Stockton and Queenie were outside the house. After Caprice cheered John up and the father and daughter went to bed, both of them sighed a breath of relief. Queenie exclaimed, “Who would have thought Sherry never cheated on John?!” Madam Stockton frowned. “It’s all my fault.” Queenie protruded her lips. “I made some mistakes as well. When Sherry brought you to the hospital after the crash, I listened to Julie and thought it was her who caused the crash. I slapped her…” She had been regretting her actions ever since she learned the truth. Madam Stockton said in a small voice, “It’s all my fault. I shouldn’t have stopped her from seeing your brother.” “Thankfully, Sherry is still alive,” Queenie said with a sigh. “Mom, we shouldn’t blame ourselves now since it won’t do the situation any good. When John brings Sherry back, we will make it up to her.” Madam Stockton hummed a positive reply. “That’s all we can do for now. Let’s hope your brother can bring Sherry back.”

Sherry leaned back on the seat and stared at the sea view outside the window. She just had a nightmare of John surrounding her in an alleyway with a bunch of thugs, and they tried to bring her back to Glenchester for imprisonment. It was short, but it haunted her for quite a while. Her brows unconsciously furrowed. “Sis, what’s with that look on your face?” Carl’s voice entered her ears. Sherry turned around and saw his face. The man had unknowingly gotten closer to her, and his face was less than one millimeter away from hers. He extended his neck to approach her, startling her. Sherry sighed exasperatedly. Carl moved back but remained seated beside her. He stared at her for a while and asked with a smile, “Are you afraid that my grandmother will give you a hard time later?” Sherry was taken aback but did not answer his question. She had forgotten about Madam Sager’s eightieth birthday dinner after waking up from the nightmare. Madam Sager was a difficult person to p

Judging from Carl’s frivolous look, he had probably cracked the whip in front of them. Sherry and Lisa went up to them. Other than Madam Sager’s obvious frosty expression, the others welcomed them with a fake smile. Sherry responded with a professional smile and revealed the present she prepared for Madam Sager. “Madam Sager, this is my present to you. Happy birthday and may you be healthy and happy.” Madam Sager kept her frosty look. She looked away instantly as if looking Sherry in the eye would contaminate her eyes. She did not respond or talk to Sherry, which made things awkward. Both Anne and Ron, plus others who looked down on Sherry, gloated at her. Sherry frowned. She was upset by the old lady’s reaction, but she could not afford to offend her. All she could do was endure the cold shoulder. “Grandma, are you getting so old that you can’t hear properly?” Carl said all of a sudden. He then retracted his leg from the table and stood up from the couch. However, he m

Ada approached the sink as well and asked snappily, “Miss Sherry, I believe this isn’t the first time we met. Have your parents never taught you that you should greet someone you know?” Sherry began to wash her hands while responding disinterestedly, “It doesn’t seem like you greeted me either. Have your parents neglected to teach you that as well?” Ada stuttered and had no response to this. Her face grew red. Sherry was in no mood to continue squabbling with her. She had finished washing her hands and was wringing her hands to dry them. The sleeves on her left arm parted slightly and revealed a large scar left behind from the previous accident, which was imprinted on her arm. She immediately took notice of this and pulled back her sleeves as subtly as she could, then she turned and walked out of the bathroom. She marched out in a haste and did not notice the look in Ada’s eyes. Carl was still waiting for her outside, and after she emerged, they went back into the banque

Lisa chuckled. “You'd better check if mom is still in the mood for a toast.” Anne turned pale. “Don’t you think it’s very disrespectful of them to leave without even bidding farewell to Mom?” Ron remarked grumpily. Lisa answered with a feigned smile, “Why don’t you ask your darling niece if she spilled the wine on Sherry on purpose? Do you think we’d be in this situation if she hadn’t done that?” Ron stammered for a proper response, “Ada… Ada didn't do it on purpose." “I am sure she did it on purpose." Lisa hissed sharply, “I’m not an idiot.” Ron gulped. Lisa was not interested in squabbling with them any longer. She shot up from her seat and turned to Madam Sager, "Mom, I’ll be leaving. I have some business to deal with.” Madam Sager ignored her. Lisa had been used to her ambivalence and paid no mind to it. She turned and strutted off without hesitation. … After leaving the banquet hall, Carl produced a handkerchief from his pocket and tried to help Sh