Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Olivia looked at Jacqueline and said, “You should eat something first.”

Now, not only Olivia’s life depended on her but also her physical condition. Although the others hated her, they would temporarily treat Jacqueline kindly for Olivia’s sake.

Compared with the hatred in the eyes of others, Olivia seemed too calm. She even looked at Ethan and said, “You ask someone to help bandage her.”

“Yes.” Ethan showed no objection and glanced at Kelvin, who promptly proceeded to bandage Jacqueline.

After Olivia finished her meal, she kindly gave instructions on the bandaging method and how to tie the knot to make it more beautiful and convenient.

Brent was a little upset. He asked in a slightly angry tone. “Madam, she hurt you so badly, and you still have the leisure to teach others how to tie her knot? I want to strangle her with a bandage.”

Olivia looked at Brent carefully, and the corners of her mouth curved up. “It’s been so many years, and your temper hasn’t changed at all. You’re still as angry as before.”

said, “Madam, you have changed

her ears, and a faint smile appeared on the corners of her mouth. “Although I was poisoned, I’m lucky that I’m not dying now. Instead of wasting time caring about unfortunate things, it’s better

picked up

feeling for Olivia. When Olivia didn’t know she existed, she regarded Olivia as her old enemy in life. So the worse Olivia was doing, the

Olivia’s poisoning, she had been waiting for her to wake up and plead for mercy, but Olivia’s

pretending? “You must hate me to death in your heart right now!” Jacqueline

said it calmly. “I treated you because I didn’t want your

but her eyes didn’t show much emotion. How could Jacqueline have known that those years had consumed all of Olivia’s ups and downs? She was reborn from the ashes and finally had a new life. Naturally, she

thought she had won, and Olivia would still have to kneel in front of her and beg for mercy

hand and said,

regained her home court with an arrogant look on her

“I want $20 billion transferred to an