Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 582

What happened was completely different from what Olivia had thought. The things her father left her were indeed priceless to her, but they didn’t really have any actual monetary value.

So, the comments on her post were wrong. Ethan wasn’t after her money. In that case, what could she have that a man like Ethan would covet?

They stayed at the Fordham residence for a while longer, but Olivia couldn’t remember anything.

Before they left, Snowball followed Olivia out. She wanted to suggest bringing Snowball with her but stopped herself. It was like she subconsciously knew that Ethan didn’t like cats.

“What’s wrong?”

Olivia pointed to Snowball and asked, “Can I bring her with me?”

Snowball was an old cat and didn’t have long to live. Olivia wanted to stay with Snowball for the remainder of her lifespan.

Ethan agreed readily, “Sure, I’ll get someone to bring her home. Let’s continue our date.”

his words. “So,

it be? It’s perfectly normal for us to go

driver’s seat, and he helped Olivia

we used to go on dates

really. I used to be very busy and often went on business trips. I didn’t have much time to spend with you. But, from

calm. There wasn’t any sign that pointed to him

your visa has already been applied for. If you don’t have any objections, we can go to Xylandia at the end of the month after I’m done

puzzled. “Have I never met

that they had lived with Ethan’s grandparents before, but she didn’t mention Ethan’s

mom has a mental condition and has been getting treatment these past years. I didn’t bring you to meet her before because I was afraid it might exacerbate her condition. Her condition has

because she was

of person is

“She…”

silent. He didn’t know how to describe his

had to take care of her. His mother’s condition was unstable, and when she had

who got abused. Ethan had also been hurt by his mother when he was young. And it

mother. He loved her but also feared her. He forced himself to be independent and subsequently became busy

son. Sometimes, she’d even treat him like an enemy. He never felt his mother’s love that much. He barely even saw her in