Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller

Chapter 258

Ethan stared quietly at Olivia. She hadn’t done anything out of the ordinary in the past few days.

The most she did was spend long hours at the hospital a few days ago. Jeff was getting weaker by the day. It was only reasonable for Olivia to want to spend as much time with him as possible.

For the past few days, she didn’t go anywhere outside of the residential area. Everly didn’t come over either.

She was wearing a beige lace dress. The breeze caressed her face as flower petals danced around her. She was exceedingly beautiful.

Ethan realized how gentle Olivia could be when she kept her distance from him.

Olivia looked him in the eye from a distance away. She nodded in place of a greeting. Then, she left without even turning back.

Ethan felt upset. He had made a decision and given her a promise, but he kept breaking his own rules for Olivia’s sake.

Seeing that she was about to leave, he stepped forward and grabbed her wrist.

Olivia looked at him calmly, then sounded a warning. “Mr. Miller.”

Ethan was wearing his usual suit and leather shoes, but his tie was a little lopsided. A strand of his usually neat hair hung on his forehead.

This wasn’t like him.

tomorrow. Logically speaking, he should be on cloud nine at the moment. “So why does he look so sad?” Olivia

gulped. “I

looking for Olivia, but the uneasiness had been

blinked, then looked calmly

the streetlights above them quietly turned

in the light from the streetlights. The calmness was

hiding something from

he had that feeling. The last time he felt this uneasiness was two years ago,

into the ocean.

that something was

up into his eyes. Her voice was quiet as she said, “No. Can you let go

seemed to be covered in fog. He

all, I don’t want your

“If…”

spoke up. “If you need anything, you can

need a man. Will you give me that?”

casually. Mr. Miller, you probably don’t understand this. But the higher your hopes are, the

his fingers off her wrist. “You once said that I’m the only woman in your life, but in the end, you didn’t keep