Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 38

Olivia stumbled as she stood up. She smiled frailly. “I fell in love with him the moment I laid eyes on him. I’ve loved him for so many years. I–I can’t just let him go.”

Keith saw tears streaming down her face. He wanted to wipe them for her, but he was in no position to. He could only stay still

and look at her.

Tears slid down her chin. Olivia smiled wryly. “I know it’s suffocating. But, the thought of watching him marry another girl hurts more than my cancer. I have no reason to live, so I’m choosing to die.

“I recently stumbled upon a saying. If you knew you were destined not to end up with the man you love dearly, would you choose to live through the joy and hurt and watch it end, or turn around and leave before it even starts?”

Olivia laughed at herself. “If I hadn’t met him, I would have chosen to turn around and leave. However, such is fate that I am unable to escape. He and I agreed that he would keep me company for another month. We will get divorced after. By then, I will take the step back to look around, like you want me to.”

steps were. Her right hand rested on her left shoulder as she walked. She kept her back turned to him as she said, “Keith, thank you for everything you’ve done

was a blizzard howling outside. Her silhouette drifted further

to let her go. He looked out the window

corner of his lips curled into a helpless smile. Why was she so persistent?

her to a pious priest on a vision quest, looking for a holy place that never existed

residence. She looked at the

air flooded her the moment she opened the door. She took her shoes off and found Ethan busy

he was

cashmere sweater. His forearm muscles pushed against his rolled sleeves, making him look especially attractive. His left arm bore a long and

scar was from when he shielded her from a thug that was coming at her with

focused on cooking when he felt a hug behind him. He was stunned and stopped as

back.

turned the flame off. He stood at the stove

the hospital for

quite intently, even when she got