Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Chapter 601

Ethan strode up to Olivia, pulling her into his embrace right away. “Are you alright?”

“I’m fine. I happened to see someone getting bullied, so I helped out.”

After explaining, Olivia looked at Mara. “I can show the receipt for the dress, and I also have a photo of the dress hanging in the closet at home. But Ms. Hudson, what evidence can you provide?”

Seeing that Olivia was getting serious, Mara had no choice but to keep insisting. “My manager was the one who borrowed it. She has the receipt.”

“Alright, then call your manager over. Ask her where she borrowed it from. She can help support your claim too.”

“S-She just left for some urgent business. I can’t get her here, can I?”

“So, you don’t have any evidence, and you also falsely accused someone and lied about the price. This is extortion, isn’t it?” Mara said nervously, “Extortion? Quit trying to slander me! Fine, I can’t afford to mess with someone high and mighty like you, Mrs. Miller. I’ll just take it as a loss.”

Mara didn’t dare to go up against Ethan. So, she found an excuse and fled the scene.

went on, they might figure out that she was wearing a counterfeit. If they wanted to get to the bottom of this incident,

at the side, whose head was lowered. “Be more careful next time. If you

Miss.

thanking her, the janitor hobbled

him leave. There were too many people like him.

she was about to leave with Ethan. But then, she noticed that

you pity

on

“Let’s go back.”

“Okay.”

the fuss, Olivia didn’t want to be the

passed by Kelvin, Ethan whispered an order to him before getting into the

Mr. Miller.”

paused in her steps, looking at him. “What’s the

Let’s go.” Reaching out, Ethan patted her on the head. Then, he opened the

started. Olivia yawned as

outside. The snow looked extra

winter night like this, there were barely any

tricky fellow today. That beggar was already going to pay up, but I ended up wasting a dress. She thinks

me. Make sure no one figures out that it’s me.

rub her hands together. The weather

was too dim, so Mara could