Even After Death Novel (Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller) novel Chapter 354

Chapter 354

Just as Ethan wanted to savor the moment, Madam Burgess loud voice came from downstairs. “Mr. Miller, is Mrs. Miller awake yet?”

Her powerful voice penetrated the walls and went straight into Olivia’s ears. Olivia instantly snapped back to reality with a chilling realization. She wasn’t dreaming!

She stopped moving. She could only make out Ethan’s silhouette in the darkness and couldn’t see his expression. She was utterly in shock. She felt like she was about to explode in embarrassment when she saw that her pajamas were undone,

She quickly dove onto the bed and covered herself with her blanket.

Ethan was enveloped in immense disappointment. With a bitter smile, he quickly suppressed his emotions.

“The food’s ready. Come downstairs and have some,” Ethan said in a deep voice.

He walked out of the room and closed the door behind him.

Olivia, who was hiding under the blanket, was blushing. She couldn’t believe the things she just did. She was so close to stripping Ethan and having her way with him. She felt mortified.

She slowly got out of the bed and went to wash her face. The cool tap water helped cool down her burning cheeks.

She saw the mark that Ethan left on her neck. They covered up the marks he left in the afternoon. Olivia thought that worked in her favor.

She wanted their relationship to be over and didn’t want further complications. She had already composed herself when she went downstairs. Ethan helped her into her seat.

Madam Burgess wanted to give them some time to spend alone, so she left right after cooking. Neither of them spoke, and the atmosphere was eerily quiet.

“What happened just now …” Olivia spoke up first. “I was injected with some drugs last night. I wasn’t in my right mind just now. I thought I was dreaming.”

“What did you dream about?”

“I dreamed about the time we were newly married,” Olivia told him honestly.

“It’s just a dream at the end of the day. It has been almost three years since that time.’