Even After Death Novel (Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller) novel Chapter 550

Chapter 550

Olivia’s eyes were neither calm nor clear; they were teeming with madness and obsession.

What kind of place Volt Peak Mountain was? It was called the Isle of Death in the line of industry.

It was a secret base to train special agents, as well as a very dangerous place.

What kind of people were there?

They were either orphans or people who lost their families-in short, they were alone.

The majority of them were sent there for training when they were young. Of course, there were grown-ups like Olivia, too. They shared a similar background, too.

It was no wonder that Ethan reacted that way. Her rash decision would result in her death.

“Shake that idea off your mind, Liv. You have always wanted to set up a hospital for the citizens. Even if Marina changed its name, this hospital is still operating.

“The medical staff we have here are skillful doctors from within the country and abroad. I’ve also established a foundation to help out poor people.

“Over 100 people are benefiting from it as of today. That includes deaf and dumb kids. There are also special programs for elderly people.

“The world might not be a perfect place, but there are people who make up for it. Had it not been for you, some people would’ve died because they were too poor to see the doctor.”

Tears began flooding her eyes. “Even if I could save everyone in this world, I couldn’t save my friends and children.

“What’s the use of saving so many people? There’s only one reason I’m living on, that is revenge.”

Ethan let out a soft sigh, not knowing how to talk her out of it.

“Get some sleep.” She didn’t say anything after that.

She merely looked at that ray of light at the edge of the sky as resentment stormed into her eyes.

Unconsciously, she placed her hand on her belly.

Habits couldn’t be changed easily. Not to mention that she had been doing that for six months.

The moment she pulled her senses back, Olivia realized that her babies were gone.

It was as though a bright neighbor had moved out of the house one day, and she couldn’t get used to it.