Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller

Chapter 629

In an underground garage, Darrell stood there with a stormy expression. His phone was called by a virtual number.

He picked up and said coldly, “If you want to make fun of me. I suggest you keep it to yourself.”

“I’m calling to offer you a job.”

“Oh?”

“I know you have spent a lot of money over the years. I have a billion-dollar job. Interested?”

“Tell me about it.”

The man over the phone said slowly, “I’ll give you a billion dollars if you kill Olivia Fordham for me.”

In the CEO’s office, Olivia turned to look at the man. “What is it? Do we have a new lead?”

“No leads on the person, yet. But it’s about time we end this. Do you want to come along and watch the show?”

Olivia blinked and asked, “Can I really?”

“Of course. They are the ones that should apologize, not you.”

Ethan finished dealing with work and personally drove Olivia to the beach.

was setting, and Olivia

inherent fear of the sea. Her heart

knew what was troubling her. He played soothing music and

“Okay.”

social media on her phone. After a while, they arrived at

Mansion.

a late dinner, so her stomach started

He turned back to look

something important to do. She endured the pain and said, “I’m fine. It’s just a

any illnesses in the

birth,

some minor gastric issue, so she didn’t bring it up. Olivia entered the room while

met with a gust of warm air. But the smell of blood in the air made

“Liv.”

vomit. It was probably because she had an empty stomach. She forced a smile and said, “I’m

smell of blood came from that

the woman’s legs. They were prosthetics. The woman was covered in her own blood. It made the

stood. “Mr. Miller, you’ve arrived. I was just teaching this bitch a lesson. I’m sorry

middle-aged man, he didn’t look like a typical aging

He was probably

a friendly older gentleman if there wasn’t blood on his

Diego’s gaze fell on Olivia, and he lost his voice. He instinctively looked at the woman on the floor and returned to his senses after several

“Come, have a seat.”

asked politely, “Is