Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Chapter 365

Olivia immediately sent Chris to the emergency room. “How is he, doctor?”

“Don’t worry. It looks like he just fainted from exhaustion. I’ll be able to confirm that after some check-ups.”

Olivia was relieved, but she stayed by Chris’ side and poured him a glass of warm water after he woke up.

“Mr. Carlton, didn’t I tell you that your body is in bad shape and that you need to rest?”

Shaking his head, Chris said, “I’m fine. I’ve always been healthy.”

“No matter how healthy you are, your body won’t be able to take constant all-nighters. If you keep this up, you might be gone before Ms. Parker. I’ll call Marina over to take care of you.”

Chris grabbed her hand and stopped her. He said with a conflicted expression, “Don’t call her, please. I’d die faster if she was here.

“It’s embarrassing to bring it up, but Chloe had given her all the love she could ever need all these years. It was because her mother died early, and Chloe was separated from you.

Chloe doted on her too much. I had tried to intervene before, but Chloe would always defend her. And Marina’s

the victim of Marina’s antics, yet she was the one

too

“Thanks, Olivia.”

Olivia. He began to wish that Olivia was his daughter

tonight to take care of Ms. Parker. Even though we aren’t blood-related, I’ve called her my mom

that you can forgive her and take care

well tonight. I’ll handle things

Chloe. She didn’t expect to find herself taking care of them when Chris basically captured her and brought her back

wasn’t sure if it was because Chris reminded her of Jeff or because Chris could help her uncover

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years ago, and there were no leads. Tracking Chloe’s daughter down

was anxious, but Chris was even more so. He couldn’t

to send Ethan a message telling him that she wasn’t going back after she had calmed Chris down. It was then she realized that she had blocked Ethan’s

ago.

brief description of the situation

reply with a bitter smile. Their past chat logs were still there. She scrolled up and looked

for him to come home. It had only been six