Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 141

Olivia tried her best to put on a smile. “That’s fine.”

Connor looked like a different person now. He had changed out of branded clothes and into the clothes that belonged to Martha’s children.

Olivia wondered how many children had worn the same clothes. There were even patches sewn on older patches.

The clothes were thicker, firmer, and also warmer.

Connor didn’t seem to mind, though. He followed behind Olivia like a little puppy.

Sometimes, he would curiously try to chase after cats or pull at the grass by the roadside. Everything here was new to him.

Olivia had followed him onto the boat with the resolve that she might lose her life. Hence, she quickly got used to the island.

It wasn’t as advanced as the city, but it was much cleaner.

As Olivia held Connor in her arms, enjoying the breeze, she suddenly had the urge to just live here.

But she knew very well that it would be a matter of time before they were found, even if the island wasn’t marked on the map.

day, Ethan’s influence would

dozens of families lived on this island, and everyone led a simple life. That

But that was because they

to school, and they spent their whole lives

they got sick, they could only surrender to fate. A few villagers died of pain because they didn’t have

it was ironic. Marina could easily spend a million dollars on Connor’s

here were drooling at the

After they

was good, and what

right, and what

Olivia caught the delicious scent of cooking. An excited look appeared in

bread tonight just to welcome

the child’s eyes broke her heart. She could have bread for every meal

young age, she was used to being pampered in the Fordham family. Yes, she knew that poor people existed, but it was completely different now

up to the door with Connor in her arms. She saw Jerry sketching on

was surprised to see Jerry drawing so well. “Did

even have teachers here, and Jack was the one who taught us how

Jerry learned

than that. It’s amazing,”

for him, but he

on the ground doesn’t cost a penny. If Jerry had grown up in the city, he’d