Even After Death Novel (Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller) novel Chapter 254

Chapter 254

Olivia walked toward the elevator with her cardboard box in hand. An imposing woman walked toward her. The woman was the leader of Team B.

The woman crossed her arms as a look of disdain appeared on her face.

“What did I say? The position you get from sleeping around won’t last.

People showed their ugliest sides to those they had never talked to before. With just a few words, they could show the greatest malice toward strangers.

Clara was one such person. Olivia achieved something she couldn’t. So, she tried to harm Olivia on several occasions.

Olivia was mad at the moment. Straightening herself, she retorted, “Did you forget to brush your teeth before leaving the house today? It stinks.”

“What did you say?” Clara’s sleek eyebrows creased as the look in her eyes turned sharp.

Olivia met her gaze coldly. “Of all the skills you could pick up, you decided to have a sharp and nasty tongue. Do I even know you? Why do you keep insulting me?

“Can you hear me this time? If not, I’ll get someone to carve my words on your tombstone.”

Clara was a team leader, after all. She had never met a newbie who talked to her like this. Her expression instantly changed.

Olivia couldn’t be bothered with her. Shoving her aside, Olivia went inside the elevator.

When Olivia left the building, even the weather was bad. It was supposed to be a sunny day, but it suddenly started raining. Olivia turned around to look at the building that reached the skies. She knew that he was looking at her through the floor-to- ceiling windows on the top floor.

She couldn’t see his figure from that height.

It felt like a barrier that kept them apart. Since the beginning, they weren’t meant for each other.

Olivia smiled. Love was wonderful because it pushed all the troubles and problems onto mar

Marriage was no more than a scattered mess.

She came alone, and she would leave just like that as well.

For the next few days, Olivia’s life slowed down. Every day, she would spend long hours staying by Jeff’s side.

Her treatment plan was ready as well. After her surgery, she would have to go through two cycles of chemo and 28 rounds of radiation therapy.

Dr. Scott pushed the glasses on his nose as he explained patiently to her, “Ms. Fordham, even though your condition isn’t great, your body tolerates medication well.

“After all, just one round of chemo yielded amazing effects. You just need to strengthen your body a little after the surgery. Then, your chances of surviving the next five years will increase.”

For cancer patients, five years was a critical period. If they didn’t relapse within five years after the treatment, they could relax and take it easy.