Master Odell’s Secret Ex-Wife Chapter 1271

Chapter 1271 Sherry carefully balanced Caprice in one arm and dug her phone out with her free hand.

It was a message from Sylvia that read: “Sherry, Grandma is missing and nobody knows where she is.
I don‘t think I‘ll be able to pick you up tomorrow morning. Could you go back with Aunt Wanda and Ben
? Call me if you have anything.”

Sherry frowned upon reading this and
sent a reply: “Hey Syl, don‘t worry about me. Grandma is more important. I‘ll take care of myself.”

There was no reply from Sylvia after that. She must be wholly occupied with trying to
find Madam Carter.

Sherry set her phone aside with a worried look on her face.

Madam Carter was in her twilight years and on top of her frail legs, she was also suffering from dementi
a. She prayed that nothing bad would befall upon the old lady.

She sat on the bed and looked at the night sky outside . She could not fall asleep.

Caprice would wake up every two or three hours and ask to be fed so Sherry barely got any rest all nig
ht. Soon, it was dawn.

When the sun came up, she quickly called Sylvia.

The call was connected after only several rings. Sherry asked urgently, “Hey Syl, any updates?” Sylvia
answered, “We just found her.” There were a lot of background noises muddled with Sylvia‘s
noise. It would appear that she was somewhere outside.

Sherry enquired further, “Is she all right?”



“She‘s fine. I‘ll come to find you after I send her back home. Don‘t leave by yourself just yet, wait for me
to get there.”

Sherry breathed a sigh of relief and quickly reassured Sylvia. “No, that‘s alright. You barely got any slee
p last night, so you should go
home and have a good rest.” Sylvia ignored her advice and promptly hung up after that.

Sherry smiled weakly and set her phone down.

Today was the day she would finally leave the confinement center.

It had been several days since she last took a shower or washed her hair, but she still had to perform o
ne last postpartum checkup.

After she had breakfast, she handed over Caprice to the care of Aunt Wanda. With
that taken care of, she took a shower and followed
the nurses to a ward where they performed a series of routine checkups on her.

An hour later, at the entrance of the confinement center.

A
group of men in plain clothes approached the entrance. The two security guards posted by the entranc
e noticed something suspicious and went to stop them, but they were swiftly pushed out of the way.

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Upon sensing their aggression, the receptionist at the front desk asked
in a voice colored with fear, “Who are you guys? What are you doing?”

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She
promptly put her hands over the emergency button that would issue a notice to the local police departm
ent. She was ready to call for help at any given moment. “I wouldn‘t click that button if I were you unles
s you want this place to get shut down.” Peter emerged from behind the group and addressed the rece
ptionist sharply. The receptionist was visibly
intimidated and stammered, “We… There are certain protocols you have to follow, outsiders aren‘t allo
wed without the explicit permission of the patients.”

Peter remarked with a smile, “Don‘t worry, we’re just here to pick someone up. We don‘t want to cause
trouble.”

With that, he placed a check on the counter.

The receptionist was completely baffled when she read

the sheer
sum of money written on the check. Still, she was very apprehensive of these unwelcome guests, fearin
you guys here for?” Peter mentioned with a quick smile, “A lady named Sherry Fowler and her baby.”

The receptionist jumped and asked, “Are you the father of Mrs. Sherry‘s baby?”

“Not me,” Peter said and backed away.

Immediately after that, a tall figure with a stout presence approached from behind the group.

The man was wearing a white shirt and slim–fitting trousers. The gold–
framed glasses were iconic and covered the dark gleam in his eyes. He announced his identity with a pr
the father of the child.”



The receptionist had never seen such a handsome man
in person. She immediately blushed. It was as if her agitation from her encounter with
Peter and his men had turned to nothingness . She greeted John with a smile,” Good to see you, sir.”

“There‘s been some problems between us and she went and delivered the baby here to avoid having to
and apologize to her,” John explained with a quick smile, and then asked, “Which room is she in?”

The receptionist‘s eyes had turned heart–shaped by this point. She answered in
the most polite tone she could muster, “She‘s on the sixth floor, room 606.”


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