Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Connor was still receiving training out there, and Ethan was separated from his other three children.

This was a decision Olivia had made back then to draw boundaries between herself and Ethan.

To protect the children, she didn't even tell Ethan where the children were studying.

Even though Ethan had a reason, when Olivia thought about him going so far for someone else's child, she still felt upset about it.

Gripping the steering wheel, Olivia quietly told herself not to hold a grudge against a child.

But she couldn't stop her mind from thinking.

She sped all the way back to the Heath residence.

Meanwhile, in the Carlton residence, Marina's body was pinned against the cold mirror as she endured Fabian's outrage.

About a dozen minutes later, Fabian finally stopped in haste.

Seeing that he didn't take any preventive measures, Marina bit his shoulder viciously.

"You jerk! How dare you do that!" Fabian had a crazed look on his face.

"I want you to have my child!" "In your dreams!" Marina glared at him in hatred.

"I hate you to the core.

I'd rather die than get pregnant with your child." Reaching out, Fabian pinched her chin as he said, "You can only be mine for the rest of your life! I won't let you leave." Marina had no idea how she managed to encounter such a maniacal man.

had no one to help

woman, so she didn't dare to tell Otto about

already nearing the end of his

of this incident, he

so Otto was the only elder in

didn't want to see her

humiliated her, she could only endure

leg became

for the sake of

soon as she could walk, she could

dark night outside, she silently told herself to persevere a little

would be breaking

she went back to the room,

a huge fox out of

gloomy and low-profile behavior, Erina was

was filled

that block here." When Marina saw that

did in the past, which pushed him further away from her, Ethan would have married her

regretted it

"Mom, Dad is amazing.

to build so many things in such a

she saw Fabian, who was behind

Fabian's deeds toward

then, she had already had a vague grasp of