Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 217

Olivia collected her emotions and opened the door. Her expression was back to normal.

“I’m ready.”

Sophia looked at her slightly pale face and said, “What kind of touching up did you do? Never mind, you can use my lipstick. This is the trendiest color this year that men like.”

The bright lipstick glided across her lips. It gave her a radiant glow.

Olivia’s complexion improved significantly. Sophia then sprayed some perfume on her. It was a rich and enchanting fragrance.

Olivia frowned at the smell. But she was covered in it before she could decline.

“Okay, let’s head in. We can’t keep Mr. Lincoln waiting.”

Sophia confirmed with Olivia yet again, “Are you sure you know the rules of the dinner table? I don’t need to give you a refresher course, right?”

“Yeah, I’m sure.”

“Okay, that’s good.”

They arrived at the private dining room.

picture of Olivia to Lincoln because he was unexpectedly early for once. And he was full

smiles, too.

past, when he’s always 30 minutes

we’re the ones that invited you. I’ll

my pleasure to wait for beautiful ladies like yourself. Sophia,

this is Olivia. She’s new. Say hello to Mr. Lincoln,

was around 40 years old. He was the typical middle-aged man: greasy

Olivia. He

the picture he was sent had been

Lincoln.” Olivia

to pull her closer to him. “Olivia, I’m an old acquaintance of your team leader.

and sit.”

him touch her. She chose

Sophia’s shocked expression. “Have a seat. Don’t be

speechless. She cursed at Olivia inwardly

said with a smile, “I apologize, Mr. Lincoln. She’s new, so she

Olivia’s youthful face. He didn’t

understandable. Please, have a seat,

didn’t expect Olivia to pull a trick like that. She had no choice but to sit on the right side of

ones that encourage the women to drink more alcohol. If they get the women drunk, the men could have their way

in a rush. The night was still young. He engaged in idle conversation from time to

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glanced at his hand from the corner of her eye. She saw his

But she didn’t dare