Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Olivia looked like a harmless little bunny before Wayne's towering figure. Her body was trembling subconsciously as she moved backward with her hands propping her up on the ground.

She looked absolutely terrified. That was precisely what she wanted him to see.

It was only logical for a normal person to want to run away when they had just seen a man kill an innocent person in cold blood.

It would be more suspicious if she were completely docile. It was a psychological showdown between the two of them.

Olivia said in a shaky voice, "I... I'm just out for some fresh air. I never thought about running away!"

Wayne bent over slightly as he looked at her. With a devilish smile, he asked, "Is that so?"

Olivia nodded her head frantically. "That's right. I'm just getting some fresh air. Please don't kill anyone else."

"Since you're not running away, why would I harm anyone needlessly? But it's chaotic out here. I'm restricting your freedom for your own good. I hope this is the last time you try something like this."

After he said that, he approached her with the intent of carrying her away. As soon as he touched Olivia, he could feel her trembling violently. It was like she was faced with some terrible beast.

really so afraid of

the fear in

patted her on the shoulder. "Don't worry. I

her on his shoulder and carried her

carrying sacks full of stuff. Perhaps they

definitely something wrong with this

a stranger. Even if she wasn't

struggled for a few seconds, Wayne slapped her bottom.

for words. That bastard! She would end him

her some care even when they

Jeff had smacked her on her bottom before. This man whom she had just met last night

for a second after he did that. Olivia was wearing a pair of jeans. They weren't too thick, so he

was something he had never felt before. But he never cared much about these things, so he quickly put the thought behind

his room. She looked

you hopping over the wall at night again. This way, I'll be able to keep you safe," Wayne said with

beast. This wasn't protection. He