Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Olivia looked at the paper in her hand. It was the address of a cemetery.

Was Ethan’s sister dead?

Even so, what did her father have to do with her death?

If anyone were to know what kind of person her father was, it would be Olivia. And she knew he was not one to harm others, let alone a young woman.

She knew that Brent and Kelvin would not disclose more information and decided to stop probing them. It was silent all the way to the Millers’ residence. Olivia had mixed feelings when they arrived.

Brent politely asked her, “Mrs. Miller, would you like to go inside?”

“No, thanks. I’ll wait for him here.”

This was the final time she would meet him, and it was only to settle their divorce. She did not want to cause more trouble for herself. Besides, every single thing in there would remind her of their time together, and she refused to reminisce about the past.

He was to blame for cherishing her so much back then. Even though he had become colder and more indifferent to her over time, she would never forget how kind and loving he had been.

He should have been someone she hated to the core, but she could not find it in her heart to do so.

The ignition was not turned off, and the inside of the car was warm and comfortable. She was the only one left in the car now.

Her stomach started to hurt again, and she curled up into a fetal position and waited for the sky to brighten up. After that, she shifted into a position where she hugged her knees tightly to her chest.

It was winter, so the days were short and the nights long. It was already seven in the morning now, yet the sky was still rather dark. The leaves had fallen from the apple tree in the garden, making her thoughts drift off to some time in the past.

During the apple season, she yearned to have a taste of apple cider. Knowing this, Ethan helped to pick the fruits for her.

He was an excellent cook, and he spoiled

herself walking alone toward the tree.

been with. Even the tree had changed; only a couple of dried

a thin knitted shirt stood watching the apple tree from

few days. The first rays

her look like a fairy who would vanish into thin air in the blink of an eye. Her hands were bandaged, but her countenance was pale, and she still wore the

him but was

“Mhmm?” He hummed.

close to each other, yet their

apple cider you made one last

some time to respond. “The apple season

looked a little puffy as she muttered, “Can you treat it as my

to look at the barren tree. In a slightly softer tone, he told her, “The frozen ones from last

Next year …

bark of the tree. She wouldn’t be able to wait for

“Yes.”

be happy if I die?” She turned to

at her words, and his thoughts became empty. For a moment, it felt like he

said, “Fine. It’s just some apple cider. Come

as he entered the house, the corner of her lips turning up into

of expression he would wear when he received the news about her death one day. Would

busied himself in

least it was

marshmallows. The sweetness permeated the air, reminding her of how Ethan’s grandmother would never fail to rush over when she smelled roasted marshmallows in the

well, as if she were her own granddaughter. Sadly, she passed away two years ago. Ethan’s grandfather then moved overseas

cozy mansion now stood cold and empty. Ethan’s grandmother was no longer here to rob Olivia

felt that her stomach did not hurt as much as before.

some of the soup

had she fallen from being his priority and one and

herself that question. Yet, she continued to turn a blind eye to the truth of their

ready,” Ethan said, unaware of her dampening

in her hands. It tasted just the same as before, but she had already