Chapter 50

Crestfallen again, Everly cussed, “Why isn’t that cheating bitch Marina the one dying?”

“Well, that’s fate. I suppose my baby misses me too much. Don’t be too sad about it. I’ve completed the

marathon of life, but you take your time.”

To soothe Everly, she joked, “Do pay me lots of visits and bring fresh flowers when I’m gone. Think of it

as an early investment while I set things up in heaven for both of us. When it’s your time to join me,

we’ll be living the high life in heaven with angels looking after us. Does that make you feel better?”

Everly finally smiled through her tears. “Oh, I guess I’ll need to find the perfect spot for your grave so

you can rest in peace and look after your kids from above. Ah, shoot, I forgot you don’t have kids. You

should hang on for a few more years, and I’ll make you the godmother of my child.”

Olivia grinned. “Sounds good.”

At night, Olivia dressed up for the classmate gathering. Her short hair made her look chic and grown–

up. She exuded the elegance of a white rose when she was unsmiling. In Everly’s words, Olivia could

have stood anywhere in silence and still be pleasing to the eyes.

On their way to the hotel, Everly asked, “Olivia, what’s your plan now? How about traveling the world?

We have all the time and money.”

Olivia rested her cheek on her palm, staring at the scenery outside of the car window. She calmly

replied, “I’ll create a charity foundation. There are a lot of terminal patients like me in this world. I’d also

like to sponsor the education of low–income kids from the countryside.”

Everly was at a loss for words as she felt crushed by Olivia’s decision. Even with all the money in the

world, Olivia could only save everyone but herself. Still, she didn’t blame anyone for her fate and was

generous enough to light the path for strangers.

“Liv, really…”

Olivia smiled. “It’s my way of paying for my dad’s sins.”

“Liv, we can sense the good or evil in a person. I truly believe that your dad is a kind man. Have you

ever thought that the evidence against him might be fake?”

“I didn’t believe that he’d hurt other women at first, not until I saw the evidence. I bet it was a worse

nightmare for Ethan. He even tried to refute the evidence, but in the end, he had to give up. The

evidence is likely real.”

“Hm, could Ethan have pulled this on you to justify his affair?”

“Eve, he’s Ethan Miller. He doesn’t need to get into this mess to ask for a divorce.”

“That’s true.” Everly sighed. “The evidence is rock solid, but I still feel that something’s off.”

“That makes the two of us. Dad was recovering well, and I was planning to take care of him after he

was discharged. Why did he suffer from a sudden heart attack? And there was Belle. After I visited her,

she immediately jumped off a building on the same day. On my first visit to Leia’s grave, someone took

a photo of me. There are too many coincidences.”

But soon, Olivia collected herself and explained, “I finally came to terms with it. I cannot deny my dad’s

crimes just because it’s hard for me to accept. On the day Dad was hospitalized, I checked the visitor

log at home, but it was empty.

“Perhaps, he was just aggrieved at the bankruptcy. And Belle’s death was probably a coincidence. The

desecration of Leia’s grave could have been Marina’s doing. She wanted to force me to divorce Ethan.

Now that she’s gotten what she wanted, she will not bother me anymore.”

Everly frowned. “You can’t be sure. Liv, it’s better to stay alert. Keep an eye on the people around you.

The human character can be worse than demons and ghouls. Even if something looks improbable, it

could well be the result of a deliberate plan. You shouldn’t write it off as a coincidence.”

Olivia stared into the scenery afar and mumbled, “If someone’s behind all these, that would be

horrifying. How much effort