Even After Death Novel (Olivia) novel Chapter 1164

Two days later, Julia light-heartedly called Linus to meet up.

"Linus, here are the perfumes you told me to look for."

"Give 'em."

Lines of perfumes were arranged before her. She proffered them to him carefully. "Here. They're herbal-scented perfumes. They're that popular, and they might not smell that nice. Give them a try."

"How bad could they be?"

Olivia's natural scent mesmerized him. Although it was the scent of herbs, it didn't put him off.

Instead, he found himself addicted to it.

The moment he opened the lid of one, a pungent scent rushed to his head and he almost fainted.

It indeed smelled bad.

He opened over a hundred perfumes one by one.

"Is there any that you like?"

"It's not right."

"What is?"

"It doesn't smell like a certain herb but more like a bunch of them mixed together. I can't tell what it is. Anyway, the fragrance I'm looking for isn't strong. It's mild and it smells nice."

Julia deflated. "There's no such thing unless it's the person's natural scent. But who would naturally smell like herbs?"

"Natural scent …" Linus muttered.

Something crossed his mind, and he dialed a number. "I'm searching for a person. It's the woman who sat in front of me in that music show."

Disappointment descended upon her face. "Linus, do you have someone you like?"

He hummed in response. "Sorry for the trouble I've caused. I'll pay for these perfumes." He stood up because he had something else to attend to.

There was a schedule to welcome the envoys. Time was running out, and he needed to rush to the venue.

They shared a smile, for they had finally met each other at the top.

Like those days in college, Rufus began instilling knowledge in her as she followed him.

The meal was followed by a visit to the maritime museum, which was the next plan on schedule.

Olivia glanced at her memo at times.

The important figures' medical histories were etched in her head. Even medicines were prepared in case of emergency.

"You're getting better," Rufus couldn't help but praise her. "You're no longer the inexperienced intern."

"It's all thanks to your good teaching, Mr. Moran."

"You're getting better at buttering people up too." It saddened him that people only grew up from hardships.

Olivia suffered a lot to come this far and yet he didn't know anything.