Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 593

The hand extended toward Nikki was fair, but the palm wasn’t too nice-looking. It was filled with visible scars.

There was a saying that a woman’s hand was just as important as her face.

From the woman’s hand, Nikki could see that Ethan shouldn’t be that serious about her. From her calloused hand, she must regularly do lots of physical labor.

Nikki extended her hand. She had been pampered since young, and she would insist on getting full-body care every week. Hence, her hands were very nice-looking.

Her joints were balanced, and her fingers were slender. Her palms were pale and soft, and even her nails were taken care of flawlessly.

The glitter on her manicure shimmered. She looked like a luxury item on display.

After making the comparison, Nikki felt strongly superior.

She was confident that she would win this round.

“Thank you.” She didn’t decline Olivia’s kindness. As their palms touched, she wanted Olivia to realize the difference between

them.

She was the young lady of a century-old noble family. She was far above this woman, who was from a family that had gone bankrupt and fallen to ruin.

touched, Nikki felt something

Nikki saw the

ring wasn’t extravagant, but it was well-designed. It looked

up, Nikki finally

taken a photo of Olivia from the front before. Later on, Ethan wiped out all the information

her photos

Nikki about Olivia. She said that Olivia was an ugly woman who

tenth of Nikki.

was Nikki’s first

well-defined, and she

on, she was so beautiful that people would feel that she was on another

Nikki, who was quite confident with her looks, felt like she paled

harmless. The silver glitter under

okay?” Her voice wasn’t

She realized that the woman in front

lost to Olivia in

“I-I’m fine.”

Ethan pulled Olivia into his arms. “Liv, this is

noticed the ring on his finger. It

to see married men wearing their wedding rings

Ethan’s fingers were interlocked with Olivia’s. He didn’t care

didn’t say anything, but Nikki felt like she was

Ms. Shaw,” Olivia