Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 132

Olivia’s words rang in Ethan’s mind.

“Look, the snow tonight is so beautiful.

“Today is the day our baby died, Ethan. Have you ever spared him a thought this past year? Even for just a moment?

“I thought he was only a tool for you to exact revenge on me.”

Ethan had it all wrong. She thought Olivia’s target was Marina, but he didn’t think about Olivia’s dead child.

She purposefully picked today for her revenge. It was so that she could sacrifice Connor to her dead son on the day he passed. That was a great way to get back at Marina and himself.

Ethan was anxious and furious. Olivia was still the same person she used to be; she had never given up on her extreme thoughts!

span of about a minute.

sweat.

the fireworks show was over. The next round was in the middle of preparation. At this moment, it

floor, so Ethan ran to the edge of the deck. The ocean was still roaring, waves still crashing onto the

see anyone. Was he too

a chill sweeping over him before

from downstairs. She was excited to tears. “How did you get here, Master Connor? You scared

that, Ethan was relieved and slumped

all over from the running, but the wind made him feel chilly. He put a hand over his chest, where he could feel

the first time in his life

was hiding behind a wooden barrel. She

Ethan deep hurt at the final moment. Honestly, she didn’t have the heart to take Connor’s life. He was still so young.

would she have to be to be able to murder

hated how weak she was. On the other hand, she felt ashamed that she tried to do something like that. She turned all the guilt she had into an explanation. Maybe there was a lot of misunderstanding between her and Ethan. Connor shouldn’t have to pay for these mistakes. Her plan used to be dying with Connor in the ocean, but there was one more thing she hadn’t done. That was to uncover the truth of what

she dragged her tired body back to her room. Ten minutes

the one who took Connor. She didn’t remove

course, he would know who it came from. There was still the half

she did. She had given