Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 25

Engrossed in reading the contents of the document, Olivia was startled by Ethan’s sudden appearance. She dropped the files, which scattered all over the floor.

Why had he come back so early? Ethan usually only returned home late at night. Although they were married, she was a little asharned, especially since she knew that Ethan hated it when people schemed behind his back.

Olivia swallowed nervously. Her expression was stiff as she said, “Y–You’re back.”

Ethan was clad in a suit and tie, which outlined his tall and slender figure. When his icy gaze fell upon her, Olivia felt like she was trapped in a frozen cellar.

He stalked toward her, taking wide strides with his long legs as he leisurely took off his blazer. Having been born with a silver spoon in his mouth, he carried himself with an air of nobility.

removing his clothes, Olivia was so frightened that she nearly lost her composure. She wanted to escape,

was in a relationship with Ethan, he was known for being a ruthless, merciless devil. Finally, she understood why everyone was afraid of him. He carried himself with an intimidating,

toward her, she took a step back. Soon, her back was flat against the safe, she had no more room to retreat, and Ethan was already kneeling in front of

“Did you see it?”

voice was calm, and she could read no emotions from his eyes. However, Olivia knew that he

head. While she had scanned it, she hadn’t finished reading it she had only read

her chin, forcing her to meet his gaze. “Do you know why I

on her lip, Olivia whispered,

autopsy report stated that Jodie’s true cause of death was not drowning. She

the water.

months pregnant. If she and Jeff really did have a

tight lips, he spoke into her ear, “I checked the surveillance footage of the obstetrics and gynecology department that

have been divorced for many years. It’s normal for my father to have needs like that. Even if they were in a romantic relationship, my father treated her well and never hurt her. My father couldn’t have

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