Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 763

Ethan already had a lead. He was about 70% sure that Olivia was still alive and that he could soon find out where she was right now.

His expression remained unaffected as he said, “Thanks.”

Keith met Ethan’s gaze. Ethan’s eyes were bloodshot, and he looked like he had lost a lot of weight. Keith could see that for the past few days, every single second had been torture to him.

The people who attended the funeral found it weird. Never mind someone bleeding at the funeral, the Miller family didn’t even stop Ethan, allowing him to continue kneeling.

There was a great meaning behind a man prostrating himself, and it was only reserved for the most reverent of times.

But now, Ethan was kneeling to pay respects to his wife. He was even kneeling for a long time, refusing to get up.

Time ticked by, and the sky grew dark. Unable to endure it any longer, Leia fainted.

Janice hastily went forward. “That’s enough, Ethan.”

Ethan looked at Leia. The blood on her forehead had already clotted, and she looked very weak.

For some reason, he kept recalling Olivia’s pitiful look after chemotherapy.

paled in

wondering about their relationship. So,

he continued kneeling and

a whole day.

expected that this was how she would return to the Miller family.

long she had been out. But

eyes when she heard an anxious voice ringing in her ears. “Are you alright? How are you

the direction where the voice came from. It was Janice, who was wearing a black

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look on her face. “Don’t move. The doctor said that you have a concussion, and

or hungry after sleeping for so

of her, seemingly a little dazed. The woman in front of her looked exactly like the face

she had never seen Janice with this expression before.

saying in a hoarse voice,

ached when she heard Leia’s voice. She hastily stood up and said, “You must be thirsty. I’ll get

doing something like this. She was both overwhelmed and

kettle, she tripped over a chair and took a

some water into a cup, she brought

that

the past, Janice had always looked at her with