Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

As it turned out, Mason was even happier than expected. He had two children, but Molly had only recently returned to the family. They didn't even know if she could get pregnant in the future.

Much less could be said of Linus. He had been single since birth, and he didn't even have a woman he fancied, let alone any plans of expanding the family.

Now, Olivia had returned with four children. Mason was so elated that he instantly seemed to have gotten a few years younger. He had a joyous expression on his face.

"Come, let me have a look at the children."

He was so happy that he didn't know what to say. The children ran up to him, saying, "Great-grandpa!" "Hello, darlings." Mason was elated. He looked at each child in turn, and his eyes were filled with joy. As Tatiana didn't like Olivia in the past, she definitely wouldn't have liked Olivia's children then either. Now that Tatiana had reconciled with Olivia, she was happy to see the children as well.

"I've seen these wonderful children from a distance away, but I didn't expect them to be the children you brought home, Olivia. These children look a lot like you and Ethan."

After some time apart, Molly had recovered as well. Thanks to the attentive care she received, she looked much better now. Her cheeks were plumping up as well.

"Olivia, are they all your children?" Molly could barely believe that Olivia, who was two years younger than her, had already given birth to so many children. And Connor was already nine years old!

Olivia scratched her head. "Well, I got married early."

18. Olivia had also skipped grades to get into

come back with so many children. He

He wanted to give the children

children. When he passed

Ethan said, "Alright."

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children was finally put to use. Even in the snow, the children frolicked

stood under the eaves, watching the children

a large fur cloak over her

envy Olivia for having

subconsciously touched her belly. "If

pulled her into his embrace. His gaze was filled with compassion. "Molly, you know that even

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