Even After Death Novel (Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller) novel Chapter 1461

The moment Krystal met Mason's cold eyes, she knew that his paternal love for her was gone.

She should've seen this coming, but her heart sank to the pit of her stomach.

After all, she was showered with love for so many years.

"Dad." "Please mind your words.

I'm no longer your father." Mason was being patient with her.

He already did her a favor by not skinning her alive after what she had done to Molly.

When Tatiana wanted to say something, Krystal knelt before Sherman.

No one saw that coming, but Olivia knew what Krystal was plotting right away.

The foolish Krystal was finally using her brain for once.

Initially, Olivia guessed Krystal's family could be hiding deep in the mountains or had escaped Aldenvine secretly.

However, the latter would've been difficult because the first thing the Heaths did was seal all routes.

Even if Krystal's family managed to escape out of luck, they wouldn't be able to return to Aldenvine.

How could they bring themselves to move away from their country where they had lived for generations? Hence, it was highly possible that they were hiding in the mountains.

Olivia knew Krystal's character very well.

Could Krystal endure such a poor lifestyle after enjoying luxury for many years? No.

Someone could track her down easily as soon as she made expenses in the city.

Yale had been gearing up for this.

Who knew that Krystal would take advantage of her baby for her sake? That was the Kingtons' descendant.

She chose to show up at the party because she had foreseen that Mason would never reveal such embarrassing news to the public.

It was a gamble.

Krystal was gambling that the Kingstons would protect her.

"Grandpa, even though I'm no longer one of the Heaths, I'm still your granddaughter - in-law.

And I'm pregnant with Yale's baby! Please take me with you.

I have nowhere to go." Krystal had learned the essence of Tatiana's teaching —women shouldn't be too pushy; acting weak was their best weapon.