Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 739

After staying in the hospital for a week, Olivia was discharged.

She had been recovering for a week. So now, she could get out of bed and walk around on her own.

Still, her red blood cells and white blood cells had very low counts. She would feel dizzy every day, and

she was still extremely weak.

But it was already great news to her that she could leave the hospital.

When Olivia returned to the Miller residence, Sharon spoke as she moved Olivia’s wheelchair.

“Mrs. Miller, Mr. Miller has prepared a room for you on the first floor. You can go out into the yard from there. Just concentrate on recuperating. I’m sure you’ll get better in the future.”

“Alright.”

Ethan was probably worried that he might stimulate her, so he never appeared in front of her in recent

days.

But Olivia knew that most of the time, he waited until she was asleep to sneak in and watch over her.

When she woke up, he would leave quietly.

Olivia didn’t understand why he would do that. He had his wife and children, so why was he investing so

much effort in her?

Olivia was in a better mood now that he wasn’t around. After returning

to do was to take

great care of her. Picking up a brush, Olivia

brush her

hair fell in dense heaps. Lots

well.

was startled as she looked at the hair on

she almost forgot about the numerous side effects of chemotherapy.

her hair would be completely

+15 BONUS

die, she would

hair that had fallen onto the floor. She

felt her head getting heavy, so she could only

mind, and she saw herself in

in the bathroom. Holding the showerhead in his hand, he poured water on her

and over again.

was in the cold winter. The chilly water drenched her from head to toe. The coldness ate

causing her immense suffering.

let her off. But the only response she received was the

colder attitude.

had happened so long ago, but Olivia

was so cold that it seemed to penetrate her

slowly rolled down

be so cruel

door. Sharon asked worriedly, “Are you

help?”

the sobs in her voice. “It’s okay. I’ll