Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 608

Olivia felt a little more sympathetic now. She didn’t expect Ethan to have a family background like that.

“What’s it like with the Millers right now?”

“Madam Eugenia’s death was a huge shock to her husband, Mr. Harold. He’s also quite old, and he has dementia.

“He has been resting and recuperating overseas since then. He generally doesn’t care about what goes on in the family.”

Olivia asked, “Then… what about Ethan’s father?”

“Back then, he had a strained relationship with Mr. Harold. In his anger, Mr. Harold disowned Mr. Miller Senior and drove him out of the Miller family.

“Mr. Miller Senior started another family a long time ago, and he’s living a happy life with the woman he loves.”

Olivia asked, “He doesn’t like Mrs. Miller Senior, but doesn’t he even care about his son?”

“That’s right. To be honest, every man in the Miller family is deeply devoted to love. From Mr. Harold right up to Mr. Miller, and even Mr. Miller Senior, they’d hold onto the person they love for life.

for

about Ethan’s

all this was a blank canvas. She even had a feeling that

would willingly open their wounds and expose them to someone

on Olivia’s face, Madam Burgess slowly

stuff in the past now. It has been more than 20 years since

heard that she’s recovering well, and she even asked to meet Mr. Miller. She must be just like

Olivia replied, “I see.”

They were at least acquaintances, after all.

two went out under the protection

was in the

a grave look on his face as he looked at the screen. It was filled with dishonest news and

and it was getting even more absurd by

“Miller Group kills at will” and “Mrs. Miller forced a celebrity to death” kept popping

right now. After the changes overnight, the

incident to blow things up. They’re blaming everything on Mrs.

about the

it to happen. According to the information, Mara’s private life is a mess.

expelled from school at ten years old, and she has been hanging around in society since then. She had quite

a

early… She even forced a student to the point of death. Later