Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Chapter 225

Ethan’s gaze made Olivia’s skin crawl. She coughed lightly. “I saw a janitor in your office yesterday.”

He thought she was going to say something fluttering, but she mentioned an outsider.

“Olivia Fordham, are you suspecting that I’m having an affair with a janitor?” Fury seeped into his voice.

“What are you thinking about? I’m just curious why someone is cleaning your office during office hours. It’s an important place.”

He replied without much thought. “Stephanie lives far from here, so she clocks off early. She cleans my office early at times when I’m working.

“What’s the matter? You don’t care about Marina, but now you care about a janitor?”

“Since when did Miller Group provide such good employee welfare?”

Ethan was cutting his steak into pieces as he answered indifferently, “Stephanie is different. She saved my life before. It won’t hurt to provide her some perks.”

“When? How come I didn’t know about it?” Olivia put her cutleries down.

“Are you worried about me?” A smile adorned across his lips.

He continued, “It happened a few years ago. Someone had a death wish and ambushed me at the underground parking lot.

“He wanted to run into me with a car, but Stephanie saved me by pushing me out of the way.”

frowned. “You’re quick enough to

distracted

“Why?”

stared at her face. “It was your birthday. I ordered a cake

immediately. At that time, he was doting on her in

whining about wanting a

had special designs made with expensive

literally works of

to be Crystal Crossing-neck Swans Cake, but one of the swan’s heads flopped

to her.

She simply felt

for it. A few days later,

a

she was touched by the two crystal swans, which

out that he almost lost his

that she would be disappointed about the

for the bad

her voice sounded unnatural when she asked, “Why didn’t

’cause I

slammed her hands on the table and rose

me in my dreams after you’re dead? How many

huge reaction from her.

wonder that Ethan would get

to her seat. “It’s in the past. I rooted