Even After Death Novel (Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller) novel Chapter 1338

It was only 5:30 pm by the time Tatiana arrived at the hospital. Yale was a little surprised. He knew that Tatiana was very dedicated to Krystal.

"Mrs. Heath, I've already told you that you don't have to work so hard. No matter what you do, I won't give up on suing Krystal."

"Yale, I've also told you many times that I'm not doing these things for Krystal's sake. The weather is terrible tonight, and I can't sleep. That's why I came over to check on Molly.

"Moreover, it's easier for me to take care of her. You're a man, after all."

Tatiana stubbornly shoved Yale aside as she quietly entered the room.

When she saw Molly, she felt reassured. She sat down next to Molly and covered her with a blanket.

The swelling on Molly's face had receded a lot. Her eyebrows were tightly knitted together, and she seemed to be dreaming of something as she kept mumbling.

"H-Help..."

Molly woke up from her dream, startled. Her face was filled with terror as she looked around her fearfully.

"Did you have a nightmare?"

"Mrs. Heath? W-Why are you here?" Molly glanced at the pitch-black sky outside. She remembered that Tatiana had left a long time ago.

Yale poured out a cup of warm water and held it to Molly's lips. "Have some water. What did you dream of?"

Molly put a hand to her head. Ever since Molly suffered Krystal's forceful impact yesterday, she had been feeling heavy in the head. Then, she had a long dream.

She saw a little girl being abused since young. The girl never had enough food, and she wore rags. She was also abused by her so-called grandmother.

Curiously enough, she could only eat spoiled food every day, but the old woman would always give her a bottle of milk.

When the little girl was seven, there was a great flood in the area.

When her grandmother was evacuating with the rest of the family, she told the little girl that they had forgotten their documents in the house.

When the little girl turned back, she was swept away by the water before she could reach the house.

The murky water enveloped her on all sides. She thought that she would die in the flood, but fortunately, she survived.