Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Chapter 181

Olivia raised the notebook in her hand. The notebook recorded all of Ethan’s preferences.

“I haven’t finished memorizing it yet. Mr. Miller takes his coffee with three cubes of sugar. He likes his steak rare. His favorite fruits are cherries and blueberries…”

Olivia shut the notebook. She looked at Ethan seriously, “I seem to recall that you hated those fruits the most. You only eat medium–rare steaks, and you never put any sugar in your coffee.”

If William hadn’t reminded her not to get anything wrong, she would have thought that someone was setting her up for failure at the workplace.

The list of preferences was the complete opposite of what Ethan actually liked.

Ethan took the notebook from her hands and said, “You don’t have to care about that.”

Ethan did not like people knowing about his preference. No one knew about his actual preferences except Olivia.

“You need only do as you’re told.”

The light from the laptop’s screen shone on Ethan’s face. It made his expression look even colder.

Olivia suddenly realized that she had never truly understood Ethan, whom she slept with.

work was a

“I’ll

He found it

did she change so

lot of work piled up due to Olivia and Connor’s disappearance

still having video conferences and reading

took her laptop to the bed after she showered. Luckily, the restrictions Ethan put on

searching for information on the laptop. She took particular notice of Ethan’s

accident.

was Ethan and

that day. But the G20 Summit was held on that day. Ethan had to attend and give a speech because he

matter if he went from the office or the Miller residence to the G20 Summit

wouldn’t have gone past the

death at the scene because he planned the whole

that he had no choice but to

several accidents on that day. It wasn’t

the accidents. In the articles, Olivia saw two other car accidents that happened

Lindon Street.

Jeff’s, they were enough to cause

Ethan’s car showed up in

a few frames, Olivia quickly spotted it. The clip was posted exactly