Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Chapter 184

Jack agreed to Olivia’s request without any hesitation.

Tom and Jerry spent a long time catching up with Olivia.

“Ms. Olivia, Jack left the island shortly after you did. He should have come to Aldenvine.

“If you need his help, you can contact him in private.”

“Do you guys know his background?” Olivia felt that Jack was very mysterious.

He was a man who owned a lot of firearms. And she still doesn’t know what he looked like.

The information that Calvin dug up was definitely going to be limited.

Jack was different. He might have special channels to gather more information.

In addition, Jack was a mysterious entity. The mastermind would not know about his existence.

“Jack washed up on our shores a few years ago. He was on the brink of death when he arrived. Mom saved his life. “He didn’t seem to have any family, so he stayed on our island. But I think he might be an incredible person. His marksmanship is excellent.”

at the mention of marksmanship. “Ms. Olivia, I was too nervous that day. “I almost hit

emotions. It was true that he hated Ethan. But he was also able to acknowledge his good qualities. Olivia didn’t want to

study hard to make a name for yourself

“Understood, Ms. Olivia.”

she hadn’t started work yet, Olivia brought them to visit

such a close encounter with these art pieces. He was immensely moved. He did not

not understand him. He shrugged and said, “I know there are book nerds. I think he’s

His

you can’t feel what he feels. It’s because you don’t share his passion for

was with them. It was as if she was back on the island, living

a long time. She approached him and asked, “What are you looking at? You look like you’re

His eyes were filled with joy, shining like stars

look at this painting. It is so

looked at the painting and was taken aback.

The sunlight burst forth from beyond the hills

lush with greenery. Birds were soaring in the air, and squirrels

a cottage with smoke rising from its chimney. A stream of water flowed

mountains.

painting encompassed all of