GoodReadChapter 435
However, her little push did not even budge Odell’s towering figure.
Sylvia was forced to muster all the strength in her.
Unfortunately, not only did she fail to move him, but due to her excessive exertion of strength,
the crutches under her arm slipped off and she lost her balance.
Odell caught her from falling and carried her in his arms.
Sylvia froze for a moment before she started struggling.
“Let go of me!”
She struggled with all her strength. It was an obvious sign that she resisted his touch.
Odell’s expression fell. He then strode to the bed and tossed her on it.
Sylvia got up and wanted to get out of bed but Odell held her by the neck and pushed her back.
He shot a frosty glare at her and said, “If you don’t do what I say, I’ll throw away all your drawing
tools.”
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtSylvia was flustered. She glared at him for a few seconds before she lay down begrudgingly. She
took a deep breath and no longer tried to resist him.
Odell withdrew his hand when Sylvia finally complied.
Sylvia immediately turned her back on him.
Odell had one last glance at her before he moved over her and left the room.
Bang!
The door was shut.
After a while, Sylvia got out of bed and got on her crutches. She believed it was almost time for
Odell to leave, so she wanted to look for the drawing that he threw away.
The moment she opened the door, a frosty and towering figure entered her sight.
Odell was standing opposite the door. He leaned against the wall and had his arms crossed in
front of his chest.
His eyes turned cold the moment he caught her coming out of the room.
Sylvia’s gaze shrunk. She instinctively wanted to retreat into the room but the man was faster.
The moment she shrunk into the room, the man approached her.
Before she could close the door, he lifted her by the waist and carried her to the bed again.
After tossing her back onto the bed, he opened the window and tossed all her drawing tools and
paints out of the window.
Everything splat outside the yard.
Sylvia was petrified as if her blood froze.
Maybe because her anger reached its boiling point, her mind went blank for a moment as she
stared at his emotionless face. She
cackled in laughter and said using a frighteningly calm tone, “Odell, why don’t you throw me out
of the window as well? You can avenge Grandma and vent your anger once and for all.”
Odell’s expression turned grim. He strode to her and grabbed her face strongly.
He wore the most terrifying look on his face as he approached her. He then said in a crisp but
scary tone, “Do you think I don’t dare to throw you out of the window? If it’s not for Isabel and
Liam, I’d have made you pay for what you did to Grandma the day she fell down the hill!”
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmSylvia’s frosty gaze softened upon hearing Isabel and Liam’s names. She bit her lips tightly.
Her obedience and compliance calmed his raging anger.
He grunted and pushed her face away.
Sylvia covered herself with the sheets and turned her back on him before she shut her eyes
closed.
Odell also left the room without pause.
The depressing room returned to silence.
Sylvia’s eyes were tightly shut but she was void of any intent to sleep. Not only that, but her shut
eyes also failed to contain her tears.
Odell strode out of the house and got into his car.
He wound down all the windows and started smoking a cigarette.
‘The woman must be suffering from mental illness. But I just imprisoned her and broke one of her
legs. She has access to food and even servants to take care of her. I didn’t torture her or
whatsoever...’
He imprisoned her and broke her leg because she and Edmund hurt Grandma.
However, her losing her mind was her fault!
The thought of her tainting her face black and the two scars on her hand choked him. He could
barely breathe properly as if there was an invisible hammer pounding his chest, suffocating him.
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