Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chloe Parker had left when Olivia was eight.

It was Jeff’s birthday, and Olivia had been in high spirits, eager to return home and celebrate her father’s birthday with her family. She never knew that what awaited her was her parents’ divorce.

Olivia had chased after her mother, scrambling down the stairs and falling. She did not even realize that she had lost her shoes. All she cared about was clinging onto her mother’s legs and crying, “Mom, don’t go!”

The graceful woman bent down, stroked Olivia’s cheeks, and said, “I’m sorry.”

“Mom, I’m first in my grade. You haven’t seen my test papers yet. You have to sign them. Don’t leave me, Mom. I’ll be a good girl. I promise I won’t go to any more fun fairs. I won’t make you mad. I’ll listen to you. Please …”

Hastily, young Olivia blubbered everything she could think of in hopes of making Chloe stay. In the end, Chloe simply told Olivia that her marriage with Olivia’s father was not a happy one and that she had found her true happiness elsewhere.

Later, Olivia watched as a man she had never met helped Chloe place her luggage in a car, and they both left while holding each other’s hands. She chased after their car for a mile without wearing any shoes before crashing heavily onto the ground.

Her feet and knees were scraped, and they bled as she stared at the gradually diminishing outline of the car that she could never reach.

At that time, she could not understand what had happened. Now that she was grown up, she knew that it was because her mother had been caught cheating on her father and simply decided to file for a divorce, leaving him with everything, including Olivia herself.

Chloe had never contacted Olivia, and the latter hated her with every fiber of her being. She even hoped that she would never have to meet Chloe again.

However, fate worked in mysterious ways, and Olivia could do nothing to stop it. Her throat went dry and her feet turned to lead.

Chloe knew what was on her daughter’s mind. She approached Olivia and pulled her to sit beside her. “I know you hate me. You were very young back then. Lots of things weren’t as simple as they seemed, so I wasn’t able to explain them to you.”

I’m back, I’ll be staying here permanently. I know something’s happened to the Fordham family. It doesn’t matter, though, because

was then that Olivia knew the so-called hatred she harbored toward her mother was not worth mentioning at all. Her

have dinner. Chris has taken good care of me for the past few years. He has a daughter who’s older than you

bankrupt now, and Dad just had a heart attack, but I don’t

had not yet replied when they heard a familiar

you? Going so far as to come to my

a slap to the face. Olivia looked incredulously over at the people standing

could it be except Marina and

toying around with her again. She never thought that her very own mother would be Marina’s

mother were now Marina’s family. To make things worse, those

her uneasiness, but he

a twin stroller. The moment the babies’ cries started, Ethan was already picking up and soothing one of

eye-catching picture of a happy family of four. Olivia’s child would have been this age too if

She felt as if she was being embarrassed and humiliated over and over again. Strangely, one of the babies could not stop crying today. The maid rushed to prepare the milk, yet

the baby.

holding a baby gently in his arms was heart-warming. Seeing this patient and gentle side of him, Olivia suddenly had

not stop her from doing so. Even

its eyes twinkled as it looked at her. The child then started chuckling and mumbling,

on her cap. The child was all smiles, which was the exact opposite of

it was the last straw

He had been

still remember him whispering to her, “Liv,

could she

completed her studies,

he spent with her, he did the same with another

Ethan and darted into the toilet.

eat much today. When she puked, all that came out was a mixture of her blood and the medications she took. Crimson liquid filled her sight, and tears started flowing down her