Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 684

Jessica had already noticed that this was the master bedroom. But when she heard Edmund’s

words, she put on an innocent look.

“Sorry, I didn’t know that this was Janice’s room. I just thought that it had a nice view. Look, you can see the lake opposite us from here. It has great lighting too. I thought no one was staying here.

“It’s okay. Mom, if you like this room, just take it. You’ll be the real lady of the Miller family in the

future, so you can stay anywhere you want. Don’t you agree, Dad?”

Raising an eyebrow, Darrell looked at Kenneth. This time, Kenneth didn’t agree with that

sentiment. Instead, he looked at the room that hadn’t changed from before.

It was the room Janice personally decorated according to Kenneth’s preferences. A few memories

surfaced in his mind.

“There are lots of empty rooms in the villa. If you want a view of the lake, you can get a room

upstairs. It’s troublesome to move into an already occupied room.”

Unlike his tame behavior in the past, Darrell turned extremely arrogant. “Dad, do you seriously

is just a room issue? This is

lady of

has gone through with you throughout these

have a chance to acknowledge our status, but you’re throwing

cry. She looked like she had

cry, I don’t mean anything else by that. I’m just worried that you can’t get used to

already lived in before. If you want the room,

the two put on an

was back then that he would

how shameless he was, he couldn’t pretend like

“Jess likes this room. Can you let her have

1/2

it’s overflowing with

man from Mrs. Miller Senior previously, and now, she won’t even leave a room alone. What’s

felt that it wasn’t an appropriate thing to do. There were so

so why would she insist on this

didn’t feel bad about it, he did. He was forced into a corner by

didn’t have the option

lifted her hand to stop Sharon. “Sharon, since they like it, just give it

her feet. “How

decoration in this

from auctions

room for them, but Kenneth had never once

in detail.

let go of a man, why