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

Chapter 473

Olivia smiled self-deprecatingly and said, “My guess is right, isn’t it?”

“No.”

“No?” Olivia looked at him with disdain. “Mr. Freeman, I am very disappointed in you. You

have done all this, but you don’t even have the courage to admit it.”

John’s gaze looked complicated. “Ms. James, what do you want me to say, then?”

Olivia knew it was her who was dwelling on the past.

She was very concerned about the fact that Phoebe was being taken as Olivia.

She looked at John and said, “Forget it. I don’t feel well today. I’ll excuse myself today and send you a gift of appreciation some other day.”

With that, she walked past John and out of the restaurant.

John stretched out his hand to grab her when she passed by him. However, he was afraid she would misunderstand his intentions, so he took his hand back.

Maybe Ken was right, and he was wrong.

He thought that he had changed, and she would be able to see it…

Olivia got off the ship and headed back to the hotel in a taxi.

She wanted to leave the place that night, but she did not have a plane ticket, so she had no choice but to stay in the hotel.

the more she thought about

at John, but she

needed someone to talk to, but she

knew nothing about her true identity, and Fred…was a man. He would not understand her

only person who understood her

Zy was murdered

tear up, and she could not control her sorrow from

really

she almost turned on

a second before she

be inappropriate to talk about her feelings for John to

crying for a long time,

the middle of the night, there was a constant knocking at the

and she could not tell whether it was from her dream or reality, so she did

did not stop. It came again and again, louder

“Olivia!”

and

she still heard

not a

went to the door. Looking through the peephole, she saw John standing

for a while,

she opened it, he pounced on her and held her tightly

don’t ignore me,

did was wrong, and I’ll change. Please don’t ignore me. Let’s start

skipped a beat, and she