Even After Death Novel (Olivia) novel Chapter 1158

Warren insisted on walking Olivia to the roadside in the snow.

She suddenly stopped in her tracks. "I'll ask someone to bring the cream over. Varren …"

She looked up, wearing a hesitant expression. "Let's not meet each other anymore."

"Why?" His eyes were on her.

Biting her lip, she seemed like she had been put in a difficult position. "I'm afraid …"

"Of what?" He took a step forward to her.

"I …" Her cheeks heated, telling so much although she didn't blurt it out.

The cab slowed, and she mustered every ounce of courage in her. "I'm afraid I'll fall in love with you, so let's put an end to this."

Dust and snow swept up beneath her feet as she dashed into the car.

Once the door was closed, the driver stepped on the pedal, leaving Warren standing in the snow alone.

His eyes followed the car while his mind went blank.

He thought, "What did she just say? She likes me?"

How was he worthy when he had ruined her family?

Still, that didn't stop his heart from racing.

It was only when a pile of snow landed on his head from the tree branches that he broke from his reverie.

His legs took him back into the house of their own accord.

…

A warm embrace welcomed Olivia as soon as she returned home.

Ethan bit her ear. "Flirting with someone again?"

She removed her earrings before hugging his neck and kissing him. "Are you angry?"

The person standing in front of Ethan suddenly felt unfamiliar to him. She was like a soulless doll.

And he was the person who turned her into that.

His arms tightened around her. "I won't stop you from doing anything you want, Liv. Do whatever you want. I'll help you. I'm on your side. I will never hurt you again."

Olivia returned the hug. "Hug me, Ethan."

Like a siren, she was pulling him down to the sea of darkness.

Right then, her phone vibrated. Her gaze swept across the caller's name. It was Warren.

"Wanna answer it?" Ethan asked.

"Leave it." She turned her phone off and pressed Ethan onto the mat.

The unanswered call stirred up the already jumbled feelings in Warren.