Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman's Indifferent Sinner Wife

Chapter 261

Olivia paused, cocked her head, and looked at the man. “Why are you here?”

Zac chuckled lightly. “I’ve been here since yesterday, it’s just that you were asleep. I made sure you were okay, then I left.”

After he finished saying that, the next thing he said was in a graver tone. “You, on the other hand, didn’t tell me anything about such a huge thing happening. You really do see me as a stranger, huh?”

That final sentence put Olivia’s heart on alert. She pursed her lips and replied, “I don’t want you to worry. Besides, it’s not all that bad.”

“Not all that bad? Olivia Larson, please try to at least come up with a better script the next time you lie.”

She had nothing to say, so she looked down and stared at the road beneath her feet.

“I give up. Please, just tell me everything next time, okay?” Zac paused for a while before he continued. “Also, what was that?”

“Mrs. Jameson knelt before me in an attempt to get me to forgive Rainie Jameson.”

Zac frowned and barked coldly, “The Jamesons are so rude!”

Oddly, Olivia was suddenly reminded of what Mrs. Jameson had said. Olivia

lost a daughter many years ago.

that?”

more than twenty years ago. Yes, the

“What happened after that?”

Olivia get onto the bed. Then, he took the medicine and water, passed it to her, and said, “I heard that they found her later on,

Something did

you thinking about, Liv? Come,

her thoughts, took the medicine, and swallowed it. Then, she drank a glass of water to wash away the bitterness of the

but all she had with her right now were those two

handed her a candy. “If you think it’s bitter, eat a piece of candy.” Olivia was moved. She took the candy with a

me handle the

“Forget it.”

just

afraid that if you were to take part, things would get worse. What if Rainie thinks that this incident is

I have to do. I’ll leave Wilbur behind to protect you. I won’t let anything happen

Olivia.

something Zac was saying more to him could not forgive himself

left, Zyla came running

Olivia’s neck, her face