Master Odell’s Secret Ex-Wife Chapter 916

Chapter 916

Madam Carter‘s bedroom was located on the first floor, facing the sun.

Upon opening the door, Sylvia immediately spotted Madam Carter who was sleeping soundly in bed.

A maid who seemed to have been entrusted with taking care of the madam was seated right next to the
bed.

Upon noticing Sylvia, the maid stood up and greeted her politely, “Madam.”

Sylvia stared at the old lady on the bed.i

Madam Carter looked completely different from the kindly old lady who used to take her by her hand an
d address her affectionately as her darling granddaughter . Madam Carter‘s hair
was noticeably whiter now and she looked much older.

Why was she sleeping in the middle of the day? Why did she need a maid to attend to her?

“Aunt Tonya , what‘s wrong with Grandma ?” Sylvia asked Aunt Tonya who was standing by the
doorway.

Aunt Tonya regretfully informed her, “She suffered significant damage to her head and
entered a vegetative state.”

Sylvia frowned, “How did that happen?”

Aunt Tonya a conflicted look appeared on her face as she seemed at a loss
to convey the events that had led up to this.

After some hesitation, she said, “Many things have happened over these past years.”



Sylvia walked in and sat next to the sleeping Madam Carter.

The maid left the room to give Sylvia some privacy and Aunt Tonya did not enter the room either.

The only ones left in the spacious room were Sylvia and Madam Carter who remained lying on the bed.

Sylvia took Madam Carter‘s hands the way she had always taken hers and whispered, “Grandma, I’m h
ere to see you.”

Madam Carter did not respond.

Sylvia pursed her lips, not knowing what to say.

She had no recollection of what had happened over the past nine years.

Even if she was suffering from amnesia, how was it possible to have forgotten everything?

Something mystical must have happened to transport her soul from nine years ago to the present day
in an instant.

With no one around, she spoke to Madam Carter, “Grandma, the truth is,
I‘m not the Sylvia from the present day, I’m the Sylvia from nine years ago. Everyone thinks that I‘ve los
t my
memory, but I know I haven‘t . I‘ve just somehow been transported here from nine years ago. I thought
that this was all a dream until i pinched myself hard several times when I found myself here.”

She was very serious as she said this.

Meanwhile, the man who was standing by the door pursed his lips, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.

“If something as bizarre as this could happen to me, I‘m sure your recovery would not be impossible eit
her.” Sylvia muttered,” By the



way, I also gave birth to three beautiful great grandchildren for you and they are adorable…”

She stopped talking when she felt herself choking up.

“Grandma, I‘ll leave you alone for now.”

She still had to find out what had happened in the past nine years.

She got up and walked out, immediately spotting Odell in the corridor just outside the door.

He was leaning against the wall with his arms folded in front of him.

He regarded Sylvia with a dark, intense stare.

There was such depth in his eyes that Sylvia could not decipher what was on his mind.

Sylvia greeted him blankly, “Hey.”

“Have you finished your chat with Grandma ?” he asked softly.

“Yeah.” Sylvia asked, “When did you get here?”

“Just now.” He answered without a change of expression.

Sylvia sighed, slightly relieved.

If he only just came here, he probably had not caught a word of what she had said to Madam Carter.

“Let‘s go, it‘s time to eat.” He said as he took her hand.

He held onto her hand so tightly that it was impossible for her to wring herself free.



She was hungry anyway and followed him into the living room.

A sumptuous meal had been laid out on top of the dining table, consisting
of most of her favorite dishes.

Odell pulled out a chair for her to sit.

She looked around.

Sebastian, Aunt Tonya, and the three children were nowhere to be seen, it was just
the two of them in the living room at the moment.

Sylvia asked suspiciously, “Aren‘t you going to ask Aunt Tonya and the kids to eat dinner as
well?” “They already ate.”


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