Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller

Chapter 224

The pent-up anger overwhelmed Olivia as she glared at Ethan. “It’s not like I’m your only woman.

“Why does it have to be me? Marina is just right downstairs. Should I call her over?”

“It’s because you’re the only one for me!” he said aloud in his head.

However, that answer was buried deep in his heart. He tightened his grasp around her waist, inhaling a deep breath.

He said, “Must you put up a fight with me over this kind of matter?”

Olivia barely suppressed the urge to tell him how much he disgusted her.

She was aware that their relationship was as rigid as ever. Thus, she needed to keep her emotions under control.

Confronting him recklessly wouldn’t do her good.

As an afterthought, she decided to compromise. She lowered her head. “I just… can’t get used to it.”

Taking a step back, as she had expected, never failed to work wonders whenever facing Ethan.

He watched her exposed nape. It was as if a kitty was revealing its weakness.

It managed to appease his anger a little.

“Fine. I won’t touch you for the time being.” He was surprisingly receptive now.

Olivia raised her head with bright eyes.

her, he didn’t bear as much resentment as before. She could clearly

have seized the

over to her side, it

can we

He then asked someone to prepare a meal before going

to leave after having

wasn’t planning on letting her

the sound of water splashing,

owned were in it as she

and

room. There were steaks,

romantic that she almost had a delusion that they hadn’t divorced. It was as though they were celebrating their marriage

must’ve informed the waiters to serve only the food. They left as soon as they

lit, and the scent of rose

fresh and pulled

arched an eyebrow at her. “What are you standing there

looked at the dishes he ordered. Those were her favorites in the

was done

at him with the help of

handsome features weren’t tense. He was relaxed,

has it been?”

years and a month,” Ethan replied

bitterly. “So, I am not the

not as cruel

you weren’t cruel, we wouldn’t have come this

enough

He retorted, displeased.