Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Ethan was looking around for Olivia. When he found her and Willow unscathed, a wave of relief washed over him. "Where have you been?"

Olivia cast a glance at Jacqueline, who was just nearby, and made up an excuse. "I was spending time with Willow."

"Alexander said that Jacqueline can do the ritual tonight."

"Finally," she exclaimed. She crouched down and whispered to Willow, "Better be careful tonight. They're bad guys. We never know what they have up their sleeves."

Willow nodded.

The night sky dawned, and layers of grey clouds covered the moon with the stars hiding behind them.

Most of the locals went to bed quite early. Places that were still lit up were business operations and army bases.

Dim lights brightened the port, adding a luster to the mood.

Jacqueline sat

reminded sternly, "You can only

"Yes."

done to the Fordham family, Olivia shouldn't be letting her go that easily, but the three-day graceful period was the

Olivia prompted. The Lifebond Curse had tortured her long enough.

them

a possibility of backfiring during the process of lifting it off the host, so there should never be an interruption. Ethan had dispersed

stood by the shore watching

handful of spice and a small drum. He lit up the

herb. Most of the time, she could tell what the

any kind of smell she knew of. She figured that it was a mixture of herbs she didn't know of. It was no wonder Wendy wouldn't take the risk to lift

the herbs Alexander used to cast the curse at the beginning. In other words, if

drum, the spices began to crackle in the flames. It was simple, but it looked like he was

suddenly felt a prick in her arm. She was going to raise her arm on