Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Chapter 979

When Ethan heard those words, 10 seconds had already passed.

A long time ago, he promised Olivia that he would watch the sunrise with her on every significant mountain in the country.

Back then, he was very busy. Even if he sincerely wanted to spend time with her, he couldn’t squeeze out any time.

He had delayed it, but now, it would never happen. He thought, “Liv, am I being punished for not keeping my promise to you? Is that why I can’t see you for one last time before I die?”

Like a wizened old man, he slowly turned his head. He realized that when he lost his sight, he wasn’t seeing just darkness.

Instead, he couldn’t see any color.

Amid the void, he felt like he saw a patch of golden yellow.

That must be the sunrise.

It was supposed to be an extremely harsh color for the eyes. But for him, it felt like a filter was placed over his eyes.

He was like a fire about to be put out by the wind, weak and flickering.

He couldn’t hear the breeze anymore. He was slowly losing his senses.

He parted his lips, and he felt like he had said something but also nothing at all.

his senses, he felt like he had heard the

was that girl.

Willow.

slowly moved his body, depending on his sixth sense, to walk toward Willow.

Even the small act of shifting his body had become wishful

didn’t give up. Before he lost consciousness, Ethan only had one thought in his mind.

had decreed that he would die without his children

his own daughter. He would like to hug her before he died.

slowly invaded his body and organs,

hard that his eyes were red and swollen.

be free for one last time. Brent

chilled the tears on their faces, but Ethan couldn’t feel

and every movement seemed to suck up all

teeth, he

was standing

should be able to

could have reached within a second, but Ethan spent minutes, or even longer than

pigeons flew in along with the mountain breeze.

lit up. Mom was

see Ethan walking unsteadily and shakily

Ethan looked like a zombie.

like he had lost his soul, but he was walking solely by will.