Even After Death novel (Olivia and Ethan) novel Chapter 412

Chapter 412

Marina was distressed to hear that both her parents had died overnight. However, because of her

body, she couldn’t even attend the funeral.

The entirety of Aldenvine seemed to be enveloped in gray fog.

When Otto learned that both his son and daughter-in-law had died, he was so shocked that he had to be hospitalized. Hence, Chris’ funeral was held in a hurry.

Under the gray sky, Olivia spotted a woman in black clothes. The woman was holding an umbrella as she stood in front of Chris’ grave for a long time.

There was a terrifying expression on her pretty face. She didn’t expect that Chris would choose to die

with Chloe in the end.

She had been scheming for so many years, but in the end, it was all in vain.

She didn’t get the desperate plea she expected from Chris. He had chosen to die and express his

feelings in this manner.

In the end, Helen didn’t get what she wanted.

Olivia walked up to her. “Is this the ending you wished for?”

Turning around, Helen glanced at her. “It’s you.”

She was slightly surprised. She didn’t expect Olivia to be here.

“I’ve been here for a long time, waiting for you. Mr. Carlton asked me to give you this letter.”

Helen reached out to take it, but Olivia didn’t give it to her. Instead, Olivia continued, “Back then, you were the one who swapped Marina out. You should know who my biological parents are, right?”

Helen narrowed her eyes. “Are you threatening me?”

“No, this is just a trade. Tell me about my parents’ whereabouts, and I’ll give you this letter. Would you like to spend your whole life not knowing how Mr. Carlton felt about you?”

Helen gave

Olivia a dark look. Then, she lowered her voice and said, “I’ll never tell you about your origins. But here’s a friendly reminder. If you want to stay alive, stay put in Aldenvine.

“If not, you’ll be dead before you know it.”

With that, she turned around and left. She didn’t ask for the letter.

Olivia ran after her. “Don’t you want the letter anymore?”

Helen said coldly. “I can’t. I can’t afford to pay the price.”

“What price would you pay to tell me the truth?”