Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 1010

Ethan hung his head low at Wendy's mockery. Willow raised her head to look at him, seemingly waiting for his answer.

Previously, she didn't know a thing about her father. When Willow asked Olivia about him at times, she would gloss it over casually.

Olivia wasn't willing to tell Willow anything about Ethan.

Now, Willow had finally met him. This would be the first time she heard him speaking about Olivia.

It seemed like the situation wasn't as she imagined it to be. Ethan loved Olivia.

"Madam Wendy, you can scold me for being a bastard in the past, hurting her so many times. But you can't doubt my love for her.

"Even if she has gone missing for many years, there isn't one day that I've forgotten about her."

Colin chimed in, "How hilarious, Mr. Miller. If you truly love her-as you said yourself-why did you hurt her? That's ironic."

Ethan could hear Colin's footsteps getting louder. In the end, Colin placed his palm next to Ethan, leaning closer to Ethan.

Colin emphasized, "From the way I see, you're just a pretentious man. That's not love. If I love someone, I will shower her with love and care. I can never bring myself to

hurt her. Do you think that I'm wrong, Mr. Miller?"

that Colin

enough to put his name in

Olivia, everyone would only

matter what answer he gave to that question, he would be the losing

prompted

don't think that you can clean your name by putting in good words after

no such thing in

fists. It hurt Ethan more because he knew who Colin was and what Colin

hint of anger on his

an alarmed expression instead. "Who are you?

not know someone as famous as

know if you've forgotten about them, but they are

where a few lights were turned on in the vicinity. The image

and he wasn't angry

air, Ethan softly responded, "I didn't forget about them. I remember every single one of them vividly. And I regretted

for the Grim Reaper when you're

let out a wry cough, hinting at him

Mr. Miller. I have something else to attend

Ethan hated the fact that he couldn't see

basket of peas