Chapter 264
Love After Marriage: Mr. Lancaster's Hidden Wife
Chapter 264
His intimidating pressure enveloped her whole. Sylvia was pinned to her wall. Her hands were
sandwiched between her chest, and no matter how she tried, she failed to gain enough strength to break
free.
She was forced to obey and could not resist him at all. A while had passed, and only then did he free her
lips. Sylvia gasped strongly for a mouthful of air. She then pushed him away and shouted, âWhy did you
bring me here?! Let me go!â She gave her fullest in pushing him away, but his mountain-like figure did
not budge at all. Sylvia almost ran out of options. The last resort was to sneak out under his arm, but he
grabbed her waist and hugged her tightly to his chest, so her face was pressed against his broad chest.
Things started to get steamy. She looked up at him, but due to the dark surroundings, she was denied a
clear look at his face. Odell finally spoke, âCanât remember what I said?â
The threat between the lines gave her chills.
Sylvia shrunk a little and asked out of confusion, âWhat? What did you say?â
He did not answer. Instead, he said, âThen, I will make you remember.â He lowered his head again and
pressed his lips precisely on hers. Sylvia could not breathe properly due to the force and difference in
their strength. Just when she was about to suffocate, he released her.
Sylvia gasped a few mouthfuls of air and asked, âOdell, what did you say? What are you trying to make
me remember? Can you speak properly?!â He reached out to her face and pinched her lower lip,
caressing it softly.
Sylvia started to feel numb, and he started to free her movements.
Then, he said, âI said you are not allowed to meet Edmund.â
Sylvia frowned. It was because of this that he brought an army of men to where she and Edmund were
supposed to have dinner and abduct her to this godforsaken place. Sylvia sulked in confusion. âEdmund
and I are friends. I know he has a poor reputation, but I listened to you and kept Liam and Isabel from
him. It is my business that Iâve befriended him. I donât think itâs related
She tried to reason with him as politely as possible.
However, even after her sincere explanation, the frostiness in his gaze did not warm up. He even looked
angrier than before.
Sylvia gasped and said, âCan you let me go first? Letâs talk this through.â Odell bound her to his chest
and said coldly, âNo.â It fueled Sylviaâs annoyance. She grumbled, âOdell, you are my ex-husband. What
right do you have to stop me from seeing someone?!â She emphasized and raised her voice on the word
âex-husbandâ. Then, he exerted more strength around her waist, seemingly trying to snap her body in
half. Even in the dark environment, his eyes reeked of antagonism. Sylvia struggled out of pain and tried
to push him away. âOdell, stop!â He refused to comply and did not even conserve his strength. The more
she struggled, the tighter he hugged her.
Sylvia felt her body was breaking in half. The pain, the annoyance, and the grievance drove her to shout
her lungs at him. âOdell, can you be reasonable? I didnât say anything wrong. Why are you doing this to
me?â Her shout echoed in his ears, but he simply grunted coldly. âIf you donât listen to me, Iâll do
whatever I want to you.â What kind of twisted reason was that? Why would the ex-wife listen to what the
ex-husband said? What right did he have to stop her from seeing someone? As her anxiety rose, Sylvia
chuckled all of a sudden and said, âOdell Carter, are you really in love with me?â The air went silent.
Sylvia suddenly felt the force around her waist soften a little. She somehow recalled that he would tell
her to leave whenever she asked whether he loved her. This time should be no different.