Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 51

The long–overdue class gathering was merry. Everly was a social butterfly. She managed to make conversations with almost anyone at the event. The attendees were more shocked to see Olivia.

A lot of her classmates went up to her and asked, “Olivia, I heard you’re married. Why didn’t you invite us to your Are we not good enough for you?”

wedding?

Before Olivia could say a word, a woman interjected with a shrill voice, “It’s not that we’re not good enough for her. It’s the other way around, isn’t it? She probably hid from us because her family went bankrupt.”

So Calista always ranked second to Olivia in whatever she did. She should have been the wealthy, popular girl in school,

bankrupt, Calista would

the class president, Calvin Atkins immediately came up to mediate. “Calista, that’s a bit harsh. Everyone goes through ups and downs in life. There’s no

him, she dropped the topic. “Fine, I’ll drop it. But isn’t it kind of shameless of her to skip

thought this was a classmate

you faking it, or do you really not know? Everyone came to this event to get in on

the happenings around her. Calvin kindly explained, “The Oakland Hospital

up top- notch facilities. Of course, the pay is better than the average hospital in the country. And our dear class

excitement. If Oakland Hospital hired them, they’d earn three times their current pay. But the interview criteria were stringent. It’d help a candidate to have connections within

had a better idea of the situation after hearing the explanation. Calvin came from a prestigious family of doctors. And she bet that he had a huge share in the new hospital. Perhaps, the gathering wasn’t what it appeared on the surface.

class was top of their cohort and full of talented students. Olivia guessed that Everly was too preoccupied with the breakup to fully grasp the nature of the gathering before dragging her

the properties she was selling. Olivia felt awkward in the social situation. Thankfully, Calvin was caring and inquired about her life