Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 559

Marina, who was sitting in a wheelchair, watched Ethan hold an umbrella for Olivia from afar.

He was standing while Olivia was kneeling. They somehow looked like a match made in heaven standing before the snowy background.

Marina had asked him about Jeff’s whereabouts many times, but he didn’t tell her anything.

It was only this morning that she received news about Jeff’s death.

She couldn’t even see Jeff in his last moments or send him off for the one last time.

She thought that Jeff didn’t know that her biological daughter was her until his last day.

Ethan was cruel, but he told her that this was her karma.

But Marina didn’t know what she did wrong.

She was kept in the dark for so many years. In the end, she killed her parents with her bare hands. It pricked her guilty conscience day and night.

During those days when she first returned to the country, she thought she was the happiest person in the world.

She had a harmonious family, a loving mother, and a protective Ethan.

like this a year

experienced a huge change-Ethan called off their engagement, her parents passed away, and

disabled person.

to push her wheelchair

looked at Olivia’s pretty face, thinking, “This bitch is getting

“Are you happy now?”

who was dwelling on grief,

were red. The sorrow in them faded away the

you refused to donate your bone marrow for

how Dad was saved, but you made him relapse? You’re the cause of all

she was angered because Olivia exposed her. “You must’ve manipulated Ethan not to let me meet Dad. How cruel! You didn’t even let me meet him

Marina’s rebuke, finding it a waste of

to her feet. She then strode toward Marina and placed her hands

if I did that on purpose? I’m Dad’s only daughter.

deserve

raised her hand to slap

could berate and hit Olivia, but the latter seemed to have

Marina’s hand easily. Olivia’s left hand was more sensitive after the training.

hand.

to snap, Marina turned and gave Ethan a pitiful look. “Ethan,

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had always sided with her, frowned. He looked