Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Chapter 1433

Olivia leaned in Ethan’s embrace, feeling as if everything was like a dream.

She had returned to this house which had brought her joy and endless pain.

Undoubtedly, she had shared sweet moments with Ethan when they were just married.

Back then, she would learn to cook various dishes at home while waiting for Ethan to come back.

She would take care of the flowers and plants in the yard over and over again.

She would also wash all the clothes Ethan took off, dry them, iron them, and then place them back in the wardrobe.

There would always be a bouquet of flowers on the table, which brought life to the house.

After she lost her child, she wept every day.

At that time, the house was like a cage that trapped her.

She could no longer feel joy.

It was especially so for the baby room she had decorated herself.

After her incident of falling into the ocean, she would curl up on the small crib as she constantly thought about her premature son.

Now, Olivia heard movements coming from that room.

It sounded like music played by a toy.

The children were all playing with the kittens in the master bedroom, so who could be in the baby room? Olivia opened the door to the room.

When she left back then, she had destroyed all the decorations in this room.

had restored the

child was standing beside

to call him a child, for he

was only nine years old

in his hands, and the bells on

Connor heard the door being

tears anymore as she dashed

“Connor."

“Mommy."

hugged each

for nine years,

I missed

the past few years, Connor had

like him, and that was why she abandoned

was just a

missed his parents

him that before he was even born, Olivia had personally decorated

lots of baby clothes

looked forward to the birth of this

mother loved him more than anything else, so she couldn't possibly have

Olivia tightly, feeling Olivia's tears dripping onto

Those tears were burning.

“I'm so sorry, Connor."

loved him a lot, but she didn't know

could only repeat the

my fault for not protecting

I never blamed

room that Connor realized how much his mother loved