Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Chapter 262

They weren’t talking in person. But Olivia felt like the atmosphere between them was extremely awkward.

Ethan’s voice was filled with dissatisfaction. “Is that all you wanted to say?”

She had already spoken, so it was too late to take back her words. Calming herself, Olivia said, “Yes. We’re not strangers, after all. I feel like I should congratulate you on a day like this.”

Ethan gritted his teeth. “Thanks.”

With that, he hung up. Listening to the beeps coming from her phone, Olivia sighed helplessly.

He was the one who was getting engaged, but he behaved as if she was forcing him to be engaged. He sounded so reluctant.

She wouldn’t tell Ethan about this, or it would ruin his engagement ceremony. Not just Marina, but even Chloe would annoy her to no end.

Just then, Colin happened to call her. Olivia felt like she had seen the light.

“Colin.”

“Good morning, Olivia.”

“Can you come over and pick me up?” Olivia carefully asked for help.

“Of course. I’m already on my way. I’ll be at the entrance of your residential area in a minute.”

“I’ll be right there.”

there was no danger outside. Then, she

were usually people getting in and out of the elevator. It only took a few minutes, so

bold.

on the elevator

“Eight, seven, six…”

Colin sent her a message, telling her that he was already at

sent her an emoji. Then, he told her to take her

emoji on the screen made Olivia relax a little. A faint smile appeared on

realized that the elevator didn’t stop on the first floor. But she knew that she had already pressed the

her heart. “Did someone do something to the elevator?” she

message right away. “Colin, I’m in the elevator. Something went wrong with it. I think

with it.”

speaking when the elevator

the door, her expression shifted. She tried to close the

In the closed space, the woman’s

engine, he got out of the car. Another voice message

was a man’s

you that you won’t

Colin heard Olivia’s cries for help.

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Colin dialed Olivia’s number, the call didn’t go