All Chapters of Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife: Chapter 1531 - Chapter 1540

Caprice answered in her adorable voice, “Grandma.” Sherry smiled. “It’s been days since you last see her. Do you miss her?” Caprice honestly shook her head. Sherry’s lips twitched helplessly momentarily. “But Grandma misses you. Why don’t you go in and visit her?” Caprice hesitated for a moment before he said, “Okay.” Sherry put her down and added, “Caprice, go have dinner with Grandma. When you’re done, Mommy will come to pick you up.” Caprice furrowed her brows. “Mommy is not going in together with me?” “I have something else to do, so I can’t go in with you. Go on, Grandma is going to be really happy when she sees you,” Sherry said as she stroked the girl’s head. Caprice pursed her lips. “Mm-hmm…” She moved her tiny legs and slowly waddled inside. Sherry hid behind the gate and watched the girl go in. A few steps later, one of the older servants who served Madam Stockton came running out. A closer look later, the servant screamed excitedly into the house, “Madam,

Madam Stockton held Caprice in her arms by the table and fed the girl herself. The girl was not picky but was a slow eater. Though the slower she ate, the more time Madam Stockton could spend with her. Caprice’s adorable look when she chewed melted the old lady’s heart and made her grin widen. It was then that Julie came in. She wanted to have dinner with Madam Stockton and checked on her condition. Given her understanding of Madam Stockton, the old lady must be sulking and refusing to have dinner. Maybe with a little more push, she could urge the old lady to think of a way to chase Sherry out of the house tonight. She came in with a grin, but when she heard Madam Stockton speaking happily and gently, she was stunned. “Good girl, Caprice. Here, have more.” Julie’s expression froze when she saw Caprice in Madam Stockton’s arms. ‘Why is the girl here alone?! Why did John leave her here!?’ Before she could connect her questions to answers, Madam Stockton noticed her. Mad

The old maid nodded. “She does seem a little strange to me.” Madam Stockton enquired further, “Can you tell me what you saw?” “If I do, please don’t get angry at me.” "Oh, don’t worry about inconsequential things like that. Just get it over with," Madam Stockton pressed her on. The old maid uttered discreetly, “What Ms. Weiss said to Ms. Sherry just now sounded like a threat no matter how you put it. If Ms. Sherry doesn’t do as Ms. Weiss says, would it be seen as a sign of disrespect? In the same vein, would it be seen as opposing your authority as well?” Madam Stockton seemed very intrigued by this. “You make a good point. Julie said something very interesting back there, and it took me a moment to fully understand what she was trying to imply.” “It was a good thing you stepped in back there. Judging by Mrs. Sherry’s temper, it wouldn’t surprise me if she made the situation worse.” Madam Stockton almost seemed offended by this remark. "I only did that so my grandd

She approached Queenie and Madam Stockton. Madam Stockton was focused solely on Caprice and did not acknowledge her. Julie turned to Queenie with a smile, “Queenie, didn't you just come back from shopping with Sherry? Why is it just you and Caprice? Where is Sherry?” Queenie informed her, "Sherry said she has some work to do.” Julie had a strange reaction and commented, "What's the matter with her? How could she just leave Caprice behind?” Queenie frowned. She felt that Julie was being unfair and immediately spoke up for Sherry, “What do you mean by that? She entrusted Caprice to me and Mother, didn’t she?” Madam Stockton seemed to have overheard what Julie said as well, which was evident by her darkening expression. Julie hurriedly explained, “No, I'm not saying that you two cannot take good care of Caprice. I just can’t help but notice the difference between Sherry and John. John always keeps Caprice by his side at all times while Sherry seems like she doesn’t mind

The old maid shifted with suspicion and asked in a low voice, “Has she been whispering many things in your ears since you were upset two days ago?” Madam Stockton seemed to have made the connection and was stunned. The maid knew that Madam Stockton finally recognized what was happening at last. She sighed and expressed, "Madam, if my suspicions are correct, she is trying to drive a wedge between you and Ms. Sherry. She wants you two to claw at each other's throats.” Madam Stockton was puzzled by this. “Why is she doing that? I already dislike Sherry enough as is. I don’t need her help to dislike her more.” Although it was true that things were becoming more amiable between her and Sherry over the last two days, she never said anything about completely opening herself up to Sherry either. The old maid considered for a while then suggested, "Could she be doing this so you would be angered enough to try to drive Ms. Sherry out of the house?” Madam Stockton was baffled by