Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Stepping on the gas pedal, Olivia headed out.

Ethan glanced at the license plate number.

Back then, he had given Olivia lots of houses and cars.

But this sports car wasn't under his name.

Olivia rarely drove in the past.

Even if she did drive, she only preferred low-profile cars.

She had changed a lot in the past few years.

Ethan wondered who she was going to meet today.

He sighed.

If he knew this was going to happen, he wouldn't have agreed to it so easily.

"Mr. Miller, everyone is waiting for you.

You should set out now." Brent's voice rang out behind him.

Ethan almost forgot that he had a bunch of problems to solve.

He wiped the lipstick smear away from his lips.

When he turned around, he had returned to normal.

"Let's go." Olivia parked the car beforehand.

Then, she lowered her sunglasses and took out the face foundation from her bag, fixing her makeup.

she gazed at her perfect reflection in the mirror, her lips

was innocent and captivating

wrist, Olivia muttered, "I've kept you waiting

café, a beautiful piano

people

was the most refined café in

panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, which were perfect for

take pictures, and it was a popular pick for blind

snowy winter day, so if one were to sit in a warm café and watch

the window, a man was flipping

time, he would lift his hand

His phone vibrated.

was a message from the person he

said that they were in a traffic jam,

"It's okay, I'll wait for you." Sometime later, when the person said that they would be arriving in three minutes, the man froze halfway through his action of flipping the

felt a little nervous

chatted for two years, and he considered the person his

know who the person was, nor did the other

around the world and that they

pick them up at the airport, but they declined the

also agreed to meet up with him

the other person

would post pictures of the setting sun,

they also exuded a

but she sounded like a mature

quite figure

the bottom

a little nervous to be meeting his online friend

never encountered someone who got along so well with him