Even After Death Novel (Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller) novel Chapter 318

Chapter 318

Olivia noticed that Kelvin and Brent weren’t there.

There were several servants and chefs on the island, though. Soon, a seafood feast was prepared for her.

Without saying a word, she lowered her head and drank some soup.

Ethan felt uncomfortable with the eerie silence. Hence, he started a conversation. “Liv, you used to talk a lot in the past.”

Olivia froze for a moment. He was right. She was quite talkative in the past.

Back then, Ethan was busy every day. He would either be on business trips or at work. He rarely had time for her.

Olivia cherished every second she could spend with him. So, she was the most talkative during mealtimes, which were supposed to be quiet.

She could chatter on and on. She choked on her food a few times and got into a coughing fit.

Still, she just drank some water and continued. Her face was filled with lively smiles.

But now, there were no smiles on her face. There wasn’t even much emotion.

Putting her spoon down, Olivia wiped her mouth and reversed the question. “Then what do you want me to say to you? Do I ask if work has been going well lately?”

Ethan was stunned. Before he knew it, he had already stopped communicating normally with Olivia.

Losing his appetite, he put down his fork.

He said helplessly, “I thought you’d be happy. There are coconuts, waves, the beach, and sunshine here. We can go diving

tomorrow.”

Olivia chuckled. “Am I going to live here for a long time in the future?”

“You’ve lost a lot of weight. No one will bother you on this island, so you can rest and recuperate here.

“As for your father, I’ve already sent men to investigate the matter. I’ll tell you as soon as I get any information.”

Olivia replied, “You’re just putting me in a different prison.”

But the cage was quite big this time. She didn’t have to be caged in at all.

The sea was all around her, so she had no way of escaping.

She was the canary Ethan kept in a wildlife park. The cage had changed, but her identity remained the same.