Even After Death Novel (Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller) novel Chapter 895

Chapter 895

Everly's tears had just stopped, but they threatened to fall again.

'Olivia, you ... I'm going to cry myself to death at this rate. Forget talking. Give me a hug."

Olivia patted Everly gently on the back.

"Of course, I know. When we met at first, you didn't want to say anything so that I wouldn't be worried.

"But today, you helped him to get me back for the sake of my safety. Am I right?"

Everly said, "If you've already figured it out, then why would you come back, silly?"

Olivia shifted her body away. She was younger than Everly, but she had gone through so much that her mind was much more mature than Everly's.

Like an older sister, she wiped Everly's tears away.

"Because I want to save you as well. This is the only chance

I can get to save you."

Everly heard from Ethan about the things Olivia did a few days ago. She didn't expect Olivia to be so concerned about her when Olivia could barely protect herself.

"I couldn't contact you before. Tell me, what exactly are you planning?"

When Everly thought of Henry, her eyes reddened again. "It's all my fault. I thought I found my one true love.

"But in the end, I was nothing more than a toy."

Olivia sighed. "He may not dislike you. But to him, his love for you is not as important as his status and future.

"People of their status want wives on par with them. Love isn't important to them."

"Yes. Back then, he had also told me that he only got married to deal with his family.

"He said that he would always maintain this relationship with me, and he could give me anything other than the position of his wife.

"No matter how much I like money, I can't be a homewrecker, can I?"

Olivia asked, "What's with the child, then?"

Everly's eyes turned red again.

"I didn't intend to destroy his marriage at all. I sent in my resignation letter early on. I've earned quite a lot in the previous years, and also when I worked in sales back then.

"He was also a generous man, and I don't like to spend money recklessly.