Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 610

Ethan said coldly, “I have a very important matter to deal with right now. If you have anything to say, talk to my assistant.”

He was about to leave when Xavier stepped forward, blocking his path.

“Sorry, Mr. Miller. The murder case aside, someone also reported your company for tax evasion and other issues. You have to come with us.”

Someone was trying to delay him with these things at this particular moment. A trace of impatience appeared on Ethan’s calm face.

“If you have anything to say, just talk to my lawyer and assistant. Step aside.”

Xavier took out a pair of handcuffs right away. “Mr. Miller, if you refuse to cooperate, we’ll have to do this the hard way. The law enforcement recorder is running right now. Please follow the procedure.”

“I said, get lost!”

Lifting his hand, Ethan was about to strike Xavier. Xavier didn’t dodge either. It was as if he was waiting for Ethan to get mad.

Brent hastily took a step forward, stopping Ethan. He gave Ethan a look. “Mr. Miller, they’re just following procedures. You should go first. Leave the rest to me.”

Things were already chaotic enough, but now, Ethan was even accused of tax evasion. Someone was pulling strings in the shadows just to stir up even more trouble.

was prone to losing his sense of reason when Olivia was involved. If he

recovered his calm. He couldn’t mess up

I’ll leave

“Don’t worry, Mr. Miller.”

when Xavier blocked

us for the investigation as well. Someone

the cold air emanating

collar.

you, Mr. Harper. Quit acting all high and mighty

eyes were

a good thing that you remember. I told you that you’d better

feared that they would get into a conflict, and

glanced at the running law

but still, he remembered assigning

anger.

way, please,

every year, but she was quite frugal so that she could

spend money

Miller, I already told you. You don’t have to do this. The things here are frighteningly expensive. I can buy things online, and

for you. Just take

can’t possibly accept

You just got a grandson, didn’t you? I haven’t

“Then, allow me to thank you on his behalf,