Even After Death Novel (Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller) novel Chapter 664

Chapter 664

Kenneth felt disrespected. He hadn’t seen Janice in a long time. The woman who had been

chasing after him was giving him attitude.

Not only did he not leave, he sat down and said, “There’s no need. We’re acquaintances.”

The server looked at them awkwardly and didn’t know what to do.

Janice put down the knife in her hand elegantly. She took out some tissues and wiped her lips. She ignored Kenneth and Jessica.

Then, she looked at Olivia tenderly and asked, “Why don’t we go to another place for food?”

“Sure.”

Olivia had been waiting a long time for her food and was already starving. But she didn’t feel like

eating while looking at Kenneth and Jessica.

She nodded politely at them and said, “We’ll be leaving now.”

Kenneth was visibly upset as he watched Olivia and Janice leave hand in hand.

“Stop right there!”

Kenneth was fed up by Janice’s attitude. So, he took it out on Olivia.

“You’re Ethan’s wife, which means you’re my daughter-in-law. Is this how you treat your elders?”

Janice was able to keep her cool before. But her anger flared up when Olivia, who was innocent,

was dragged into it.

As she was about to lose it, another voice rang, “Daughter-in-law? Surely you must be mistaken,

Mr. Miller Senior.”

Ethan walked over from a distance and pulled Olivia into his embrace like a mother protecting her

child.

Like father, like son. Both of them protected their wives the same way.

Kenneth hadn’t seen Ethan in a while. Even though they had met years ago, his deepest impression of Ethan was when he suddenly came looking for him when he was three years old.

Back then, Kenneth had been agitated by Janice’s antics, and he took it out on Ethan.

In the blink of an eye, the boy who had been smeared with cake had already grown so tall. And

that face looked very similar to his own.

Ethan looked more like him than Darrell,

Ethan didn’t know what Kenneth was thinking. He was no longer the little boy who yearned for

his father’s love.

He exuded maturity and stoicism with his every move.