Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 754

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After what happened with Snowball, Olivia was deeply shocked. Since then, she had been drained of all energy, and the positive changes from before were completely gone.

Ethan was anxious when he saw that, but he couldn’t do anything about it. He couldn’t endure the pain in Olivia’s stead, be it physical or mental pain.

Olivia was getting weaker by the day, and there was still no news of Colin. Ethan was anxious and panicking.

On top of that, Olivia also refused to see Ethan. He could only check in on her by looking through the glass outside the door and asking the doctor about her.

These days, Olivia would just lie in bed and wipe her tears most of the time. Sharon and Janice took turns to persuade her, but it wasn’t very effective.

She was suffering from a mental illness, so even the best doctors couldn’t cure it.

Janice patted Ethan on the shoulder. “Mental illnesses require mental healing. Olivia has lost her will to live. You should mentally prepare yourself.”

Everyone told him the same thing, but even now, he still wasn’t prepared to be separated from Olivia.

Ethan walked hesitantly into Olivia’s ward. She was curled up into a tiny ball under the blanket. She looked pitiful and weak, and the liveliness from before was completely gone.

him regardless of everything

up at him.

her hair on her face behind her ear. “Liv, can

above her. “Ethan, just take me away. I don’t want to die

You’re not

about the two children last night. They told me that they missed me a lot.

as he said, “Liv,

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calendar, Connor’s birthday is

“Yes.”

kid. I want to celebrate his birthday with

me, I treated Marina like that to

listen to those lies. She interrupted him in annoyance, “I don’t like

to agree. “Sure, anything

her and Connor to a wooden house by the beach. Olivia sat on the balcony while Connor leaned against her with the yellow ball

the sunset shone warmly on the two, and it was

preparing dinner in the kitchen when he came out and

leaned into Olivia’s arms

this child truly