Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 322

Chris reached out for Olivia just as Ethan had expected.

Back when Olivia was about to die, the majority of the Carltons chose to let Marina live instead of her. Chris was the only one who didn’t make a decision.

Hence, Olivia didn’t hang up. She said in a distanced and polite way, “Yes, it’s me.”

“I knew it! You’re still alive!”

Chris sounded very excited. Fortunately, Olivia had asked someone to deliver the teddy phone watch. It was how they figured out that she was still alive.

Chris only dialed her number to see if it would work. He didn’t expect the call to go through.

“Mr. Carlton, I’m alive, but it doesn’t mean that I will donate the bone marrow to your wife.”

Before he could speak, Olivia declined his reason for calling.

“Olivia, I want to talk with you.”

“I’m afraid that’s not possible.”

Olivia lay on the reclining chair. She held a coconut in her hands, enjoying the comforting sea breeze. It felt like a warm hand caressing her cheek.

She thought that even the sea breeze was gentler than her mother’s own touch.

like Marina and the Carltons. As an elder, it’s not appropriate for me to comment on

it’s not appropriate, then don’t do it. I don’t need your comments or

I know that nothing I say can ease the resentment you’ve been feeling. I just want to tell you that your mother is in

dire state.

to come back to Arlandia to see you. It’s because of my special status that she couldn’t

a word. She couldn’t be bothered to argue with him about Chloe

lies were too

couldn’t go back to Arlandia, she could at least make

just left when Olivia pestered Jeff

life overseas. Life in other countries was

so Olivia was worried

didn’t even have a

over between us. I have a new family now, so don’t call me anymore. I don’t want

for Chloe for days, but Chloe never even asked about Olivia. Instead,

Chloe, he wouldn’t have let her

But no matter how much he

a nice thing he did for

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burden.

Olivia found it pathetic.

could her mom be

time passed, her love for her mother was able to trump the sadness she

near the phone, fearing that she might

in her teens, other families had already’stopped using landlines. But she kept

But she was different. She was her mother’s daughter, so