Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller

Chapter 305

The night darkened, and the rain poured heavier.

The majestic waves were pounding against the ship.

Olivia was sitting in the warm cabin, feeling the ship rocking back and forth.

She didn’t like that feeling because it made her uneasy.

She needed to admit that Colin was a meticulous man.

Someone had decorated her room at his request beforehand. The interior was almost the same as her previous room.

Snowball was sleeping in its cat bed.

Olivia lit a scented candle with a calming effect and played soothing music.

There were tortilla chips, fries, dried fruits, and a bottle of orange juice placed on the table. They were bought from Yearwoods ‘Restaurant.

She didn’t have an appetite, so she read a book. But she lost her focus after barely reading two lines of the story.

Like a cat on hot bricks, she walked back and forth in the room.

At that moment, the ship stopped, increasing her uneasiness.

She set the book down, wanting to head outside to ask what was going on.

at the door. He smiled faintly.

“Colin, what’s going on?”

nothing, Olivia. You’re

was overwhelmed by distress, he comforted her, “If you can’t

try. Don’t worry about it.

there are any prohibited goods or drugs.

softly. “We’re already out at sea. Ethan can

so gentle that he seemed like a reliable

fact that he was younger than her

telling her that he had been through many hardships, hence his calm

I knew my circumstances very well. “I couldn’t depend on anyone. Since being in a

to hear that.” Olivia looked at

At least my father still supported me financially. So, it

enough with the past stories. Olivia, have a seat and

take a bath and get some sleep. We’ll arrive in the High Seas

“Okay.”

the message he received. As he had expected, Ethan

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Bryan wasn’t a mere stranger. The latter could recognize

“Search for Olivia all you want, Ethan Miller. Let’s see if you can find her

Olivia and closed the door

eyes gave way

found you. Even if the Grim Reaper is my enemy, I will never let

of ships forced to stop was increasing. The area was