Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Ethan smiled half-heartedly. “When Vanessa was treating me back then, we spent every waking hour together. I know a thing or two about her habits.”

Ethan’s reply was completely fine. However, Linus wondered if he was hearing things, for he felt like Ethan had emphasized the words “spent every waking hour together”.

After Ethan said that, he looked away as if he had never said anything.

In an attempt to avoid trouble, Olivia didn’t say anything more to him. She tried not to draw attention.

After all, it was a banquet, not some outdoor restaurant. The dining atmosphere was very quiet, and only the sounds of the piano being played live could be heard.

Olivia looked at the dishes, presented like a masterpiece. Even common vegetables were carved into the shape of flowers.

After the banquet, Mason excused himself. He said that he wanted the youngsters to mingle around.

It was a clear sign that he had intended for this banquet to be a blind date of sorts. Tatiana was taking the opportunity to check out the potential candidates who could become Linus’ bride.

The women who received the invitations all came from wealthy families. They were genuine rich young ladies, and every movement they made was elegant and graceful.

Also, as expected, they all had high academic achievements.

both family and academic background. In contrast, looks didn’t

nudged Linus. “It’s a rare occasion for you to come back and stay for so many days, so let’s get your marriage settled while you’re at it. Have a look at the women

his teeth, looking a little

your 30s, so you should start

at Ethan. His son can even go on missions now, but you’re still single. No matter what, you

“Women are troublesome.”

turned up tonight look quite decent to me. In terms of personality and academic achievements, all of

matter what,

cigarette away. “Ugh,

faces. Even though he didn’t have any private connections with them,

the women Linus eyed felt their hearts racing. After all, no one would want to decline the position as

all when

fell upon Olivia, who was sitting alone by the window and admiring the snow,

sense of loneliness that closed her

over to Olivia and then stopped

“Vanessa, I-“