Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 731

Ethan had just fallen asleep when he heard the movement.

He raised his head to see Olivia falling over and quickly wrapped his arms around her.

“Are you okay, Liv?” Ethan’s back was covered in a cold sweat despite already holding Olivia in his arms.

Olivia’s condition wasn’t comparable to a regular person. Even a tiny fall could cause irreversible damage

to her.

Olivia’s face was extremely pale. “I …” She had no energy to argue with Ethan. Even uttering a single word

caused her major discomfort. It was like she was suffocating.

“What’s wrong? Are you thirsty or hungry? Let me know whatever you need.”

Olivia found it hard to speak up. “Get … Get me a female nurse.”

Ethan immediately understood and quickly brought her to the toilet.

However, Olivia drove him out awkwardly, so he just waited by the door.

He then gave Sharon a call to ask her to come over. Then, he proceeded to prepare breakfast for Olivia.

Olivia had exhausted all her strength after

a fit. The most important thing is to nurse your body back

be appetizing for her, but she felt

frowned and said, “I

you need to eat a little, please,” Ethan coaxed

been sleeping well these past few days and had just pulled an all-nighter. The dark circles under his eyes were very obvious.

Olivia, and his expensive shirt

about himself, he only

Olivia found it strange.

memories she had of Ethan, he had always acted coldly toward

loving toward her since she

why he would change so much. She didn’t have anything that

anymore.

out, Ethan fed her a spoonful

it out after she swallowed. She spat it right on

…” She felt

and cleaned it up.

try drinking some soup. It tastes fine. I’ve tried it beforehand. There are some chunks of fish in there. You should try

looked at Ethan in confusion. “What

that I love you. Everything I do is in

and forced herself to eat some

a disabled person. She couldn’t do anything except lay in bed. She didn’t even have the strength to

Olivia drifted in and out of sleep. The discomfort she felt didn’t subside