Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Kelvin stared at Ethan from the back. He couldn't help but feel bad for him. He was simply too pitiful.

When Ethan agreed to marry in the beginning, it was just because of a promise. He had never once touched Marina.

Through it all, Olivia was the only woman he had ever slept with.

Kelvin was different. Even though he was single, he had many ways to let it out.

But Ethan was fully devoted to one woman only. If they couldn't get back together in the future, he would have to be alone for life. When Kelvin thought about that, he pitied Ethan.

"Brent, why don't we buy a life-sized doll for Mr. Miller? They have a lot of lifelike ones these days, so it's not considered a betrayal, right?"

Brent was exasperated. "If you're so eager to die, I won't stop you."

Kelvin said sadly, "I was just being considerate of Mr. Miller. If he keeps holding it in, will he break down someday? This won't do, Brent. You have to come with me to buy something for him. He shouldn't continue keeping it in."

Ethan had to walk for quite a while before the blush on his ears receded. He had to admit that he did indeed feel a little impulsive around Olivia, and he had tried his best to endure it.

Was his desire so obvious?

it out just by grabbing his hand and measuring

man was nothing more than

looking for, he decided to bring something

Ethan did feel a little hot and bothered in

he ordered a cocktail for

tiring for him. He had to

booth, he closed his eyes as he rubbed his temple with one hand. There

waft of fragrance entered

bartender placing a

this is our signature cocktail, Allure.

Allure?

now, but he

in two colors—purple and dark red. True to its name, the

decent tolerance for alcohol. He drank the cocktail casually, but then, he noticed that the woman still hadn't

a pair of bunny ears on her head. She wore a super short skirt paired with white stockings with ribbons

wear

were pure yet seductive, which matched her outfit very well. Even her makeup gave her a

at her before looking away. "You can leave