Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller

Olivia's heart skipped a beat.

Ethan added, "Had it not been for you, I would've lost my life.

"You're my savior, and I'm genuinely grateful to you.

Once I recover, I will surely repay this favor." For some reason, she imagined a story of a hero saving a maiden in distress, in which the maiden would repay the favor by marrying the hero.

Olivia and Ethan had divorced years ago, and they had drawn the line that they wouldn't intervene in each other's lives anymore.

Yet, an ambiguous emotion stirred in her at the idea of him marrying another woman.

Perhaps it was her unwillingness to accept her defeat.

Ethan was the man she had loved since her school days.

She had imagined building a big family and growing old with him countless times.

During their newlywed days, her eyes were always on him as he owned all of her heart.

At that time, she had never thought that their marriage would fail one day and that someone else would stand by his side.

Still, reality would always hit at the most unexpected moments.

Olivia tried her best not to be swayed by him.

Her voice was indifferent.

are you going to repay

do you want?" he

was the first person

would give her the boy's

you to claim what I want in the future." "Judging from your accent, you must be

name?" He didn't expose

can call me Vanessa." "If you didn't grow up in Arlandia, you wouldn't have been able to speak the

name, is it?" Olivia

I'm going to do that, that is still on the condition that you're willing to do so." She thought, "I guess it's

while I'm gone." The

"Don't worry.

rather marry a pig than you."

waved the fan in her hand

smiled instead

thought, "I knew you'd

that you've loved so deeply before?" However, soon,

way too many

stop going in circles pls dsfjsdjf The abyss of problems rendered it impossible for her to approach him

He sighed deeply.

the fire while contemplating if she should make his condition worse as a

time she calmed down, she figured that she was being

have the right to intervene in whoever

missing for more than three years, so he might have assumed that she was

a widower for her,