Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 226

Alarmed, Olivia hurriedly explained, “I noticed some loopholes after reading those documents.

“That info isn’t sufficient enough to prove that my father murdered your sister. There is no evidence or witness. It’s just a speculation of my father’s motive.”

Ethan shoved the plates off the table.

The warmth on his face gave way to coldness. He seemed to be the man he was from three months ago.

Before Olivia could explain her stance further, he stood up and looked at her intimidatingly.

“Firstly, a DNA test was done on that body. It was my sister.

“Secondly, I’ve done another DNA test between the baby in her womb and your father. They were genetically related.

“Thirdly, I’ve looked into what happened to Leia before her death.

“Be it her contact history or other records. Jeff was the person she contacted the most.

“Lastly, the final person she met was Jeff, too. Who else could it be other than him?

“If you’re demanding a witness, are you going to ask for a medical miracle so that your father can regain his consciousness?

to life so that she could speak for

out that Leia would

figured that there was an improvement in their

wasn’t someone more important

fearing that it would come back to

sympathize with her. He would only assume that

floor was like a representation of the genuine feelings she had for him

trust my father.”

touched the baseline of his patience. Furious, he

of the room and slammed the

the end, their relationship was an

always be

out of the hotel, staring at that tall

that Ethan should be smoking on the balcony by

standing there alone amidst the

time, he was left

Ethan was overlooking the busy

had blended into the crowd, so he tried

realized that he couldn’t discern anything clearly under the somber sky. The buildings before him were lit brightly, yet the room behind him was dark. Standing between darkness and light, he was

hands, trying to pull Olivia

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anything from the air

wobbly steps, he

devoured him

“Liv, you promised that you wouldn’t