Chapter 214 Before this, every time Dorothy picked out a place, something would happen.
This time, Olivia wanted to make sure nothing of that sort would happen.
She had only one goal, which was to get Uncle Wallaceâs body back. She wanted him to finally be able to rest in peace and not be floating about like a ghost anymore.
However, at the other end of the phone, Dorothy was enraged. âOlivia Larson! I have the trump card here, and donât you ever forget it!â
Olivia snickered. âI think youâve got it wrong. I have the trump card. You wanna be Mrs. Freeman? Then Iâm the one who has to sign the divorce papers. Uncle Wallace is all you have against me.â
âYour brother...â
âIâll let you know when I decide on the venue.
Then, Olivia did not give Dorothy a chance to go berserk as she hung up the phone immediately.
At the same time, Zyla walked in after settling the discharging.
âLetâs go, Sis Liv. Weâre done with discharge papers. The doctor asks you to come back next week for a follow-up check-up.â
âA follow-up check-up?â
âYeah. Donât you ever forget that youâre a pregnant woman with end-stage lung cancer.â
Zyla picked up Oliviaâs bags and sighed. âThe doctor says that youâre very fortunate to not see any major effects from all the torture your body has gone through.â
Olivia laughed when she thought about her cancer. âYouâre becoming naggier and naggier, Zy.â
âHow could I not nag? You donât even care about yourself. If it wasnât for me watching you all the time, you wouldnât even eat your medication on time.â
Olivia tugged Zylaâs sleeves and said, âOkay, Zy, donât get mad. Iâll eat my medication on time from now on. Who knows? Maybe Zacâs medication will work miracles.â
âIâll see about that.â
The two of them walked to the car as they chatted.
On the opposite side of the road, there was a black Maybach under the tree.
In the car, Wes saw Olivia get in Zylaâs car and asked in confusion. âSir, arenât we here to bring Madam home?â
The man in the back seat snuffed out the cigarette in his hands and replied hoarsely, âLetâs go back to the office.â
Wes shook his head helplessly after hearing nothing else from the man. He started the car.
Sir was forever like this. It was clear that he was here because he missed Madam, but he refused to say anything.
The more ridiculous fact was that since Madam was admitted to the hospital and did not come home, Sir had not left his office.
He had become a workaholic.
John watched Zylaâs car disappear on the horizon and frowned slightly. A pang of loneliness grew in his heart.
He saw Olivia laugh.
He did not know why, but it just dawned upon him that he had not seen her smile in a very long time.
It seemed like Olivia would only smile a little in front of Zyla.
Why?
Why was there a pang of jealousy in his heart?
He scoffed and denied the thought.
Jealousy?
How could he be jealous?
He did not love Olivia at all! All he had towards her was hatred. He wanted her to live painfully by his side. He wanted her to wish that she was dead!
Wes watched the change of expression on Johnâs face through the rearview mirror and shook his head.
It was typical human nature to be blinded by their true desires.
After lunch, Olivia sneaked out and took a taxi to Parese Hotel while Zyla was out.
She only sent the location to Dorothy after she got a room.
33 That was the only way she could ensure the safety of the room.
After half an hour, Dorothy arrived.
The moment she entered through the door, her hands were outstretched. âWhereâs the divorce agreement?â
Olivia sat on the sofa and pointed at the paper bag on the counter.
Dorothy glared at her, opened the paper bags, and after she verified that Oliviaâs signature was on the papers, sneered.
âWouldnât everything have been fine and dandy if you did this earlier, Olivia? Before this, I didnât actually want to take your life.â
âHah! Your words have no credibility, Dorothy Ellis.â
âYou deserve to die!â
Olivia did not bother arguing with Dorothy. She was direct. âWhereâs Uncle Wallaceâs body?â
She saw Dorothy smile an eerie smile. âYou want that old manâs body? Not so fast!â
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