Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Chapter 498

Jeff’s thoughts drifted back to a few years ago. He was satisfied with Ethan as a son-in-law, but he got angry when Ethan said he wasn’t planning to have a wedding.

Olivia was his only daughter. He didn’t want to hand her over without being promised a grand event. But Olivia begged Jeff repeatedly for his blessing. She told him that Ethan was the best man she had ever seen and that he would never make her sad.

She also said she didn’t need a ceremony as long as they loved each other.

Jeff knew he missed his chance at love, but he wanted Olivia to be happy, so he relented. He didn’t expect his daughter to end up without a rightful status. No one even knew that Olivia was Ethan’s

wife.

It was so absurd. And now that Ethan was marrying another woman, he was announcing it to the world. Jeff felt bad for Olivia. She gave Ethan everything she had, but she ended up with nothing. She even lost function in one of her hands.

Ethan claimed to have put them in the manor so they could recover, but he was just keeping them prisoner. The more Jeff thought about it, the angrier he got.

“Mr. Fordham, this wedding is a sealed deal. We should just go back,” Wallace said sincerely.

Jeff had already gotten out of the car. “Wallace, I’m grateful that you brought me here. You should go. I won’t do anything. I just want an explanation.”

at his watch and saw that it was getting late. He needed to go. He tried to

passed very quickly. Jeff came back to his senses and realized he hadn’t

up. Most of the guests at the

was Chris’ daughter. He could only lament at the

Fordhams with the

seen Chloe in a long time and wondered if she was doing fine. He figured she would

casual clothes because he was trimming bushes in

this. After all, he was bankrupt. Chloe would probably feel relieved

find Ethan and ask him

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truly felt about Olivia. So, he

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sun shone into her

at the empty bed and the dust

she remembered that it was Ethan’s wedding today. She ignored the disappointment she felt and got

her teeth and washed up. Looking in the mirror, she

in the past. Whether he got married or had a child, it had nothing

would still be clear and the flowers would still bloom. Her