Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 68

Ethan thought he was familiar with every nook and cranny of Olivia’s body, but It was his first time seeing the scar on her lower abdomen.

He was aware that she went under the knife without anesthesia due to her allergy. Waiting outside the operating theater, Ethan heard her screams of pain from within. He knew of the layers of her skin that were sutured and the amount of stitches. she received on that day.

Apart from the wound on the abdomen, Olivia suffered a new injury on her inner left arm. He suddenly recalled that she once visited the hospital on the day Marina made a scene.

He thought Olivia merely suffered from some minor abrasions from that day, but he was shocked to discover the long scar.

For someone who had a fear of pain, how did she manage to suffer in silence and brush it off later?

Pursing his lips, he remembered Olivia’s words before she blacked out. Her words felt like a stab to his heart.

He changed her into pajamas and ramped up the heating in the room as he hugged her tightly.

and the two men instinctively backed out when they saw Ethan

“Get the fuck

required for minor issues, such as

she was as fit as a fiddle, but after two years of not

diagnosis, “Mr. Miller, based on my initial assessment, Mrs. Miller passed out because her body was too weak. She was exposed to the cold just now, so

ago, but she should have recovered from the flu by

heartburn too. I’m not an expert like my mentor, though. If you are free, you should send

some tests at the hospital. We’ll need to find out if

“Good.”

a young man in a white shirt at the school field for the first time. It

met for the second time when he saved her from drowning. She vividly remembered the excitement and joy that filled her body. In a moment of panic, she wrapped her arms around his neck. Her

fell in love with each other and went into a relationship.

before.

been nice for the dream to end at that point to save her from

watched as she frowned and mumbled in her sleep, “My baby! Ethan Miller, give

my