Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller

Chapter 118

“What did you call me?” Chloe looked at Olivia in disbelief.

“Mrs. Carlton, did you forget that you divorced my father years ago?

“Your husband is now Mr. Carlton. Am I mistaken to call you Mrs. Carlton?”

This was the first time Olivia had been so cold to Chloe.

Even during the time Chloe met her after she came back from overseas, Olivia had been gentle.

Now, it was as if she was a cold and sharpened blade.

“Liv, you’ve changed. How can you say that? I am still your mother, after all.”

“Yes, I’ve changed. I’ve only come to realize that humans are despicable and that human nature is ugly and selfish.

“If I had known this earlier, I wouldn’t have been missing my mother all those years. I wouldn’t have spent years waiting for someone who would never return.”

“Liv, I know I’ve let you down. But now that I’m back, I’ll do everything in my power to make it up to you.”

Olivia gazed at Chloe’s face. She didn’t remember how Chloe looked when she was still a child.

She looked largely the same as she was in the pictures. There were only some traces of aging.

completely different from the mother

you wanted to leave, you forgot that I existed. But now you claim to want to compensate

ever thought that perhaps I don’t

most

nothing you give

“Liv…”

Carlton, your daughter is over there. I

world who would

was such a person. She didn’t love

came to her, she threw everything away and left

went radio silent. She didn’t even call once, let alone a word of concern for

to have remembered that she had a daughter and claimed to want

no longer cared about that. She looked on at the

the walls. It was loud and

wondered if all of these people with dignified appearances had darkness hidden

longer needed a family. Nor did she

wanted to do

cause the kind of pain he would never forget, a pain that would follow him for

rest of his life.

appeared on her face when she thought

Olivia as soon as

several evening gowns for her since she

many colors. But

wearing a black fitted floor–length gown. Her hair was