Even After Death novel (Olivia and Ethan) novel Chapter 451

Chapter 451

Standing behind Olivia, Mona noticed that Olivia had been hesitating for a long while. There was a puzzled expression on her face as she asked, “Ms. Fordham, are the clothes not nice enough?”

“No, they all look very nice. I’m just feeling a little sad.”

Mona didn’t know about the history between Olivia and Ethan. So, she couldn’t understand what the

sadness meant.

“Choose one for me.” Olivia decisively looked away.

She was too used to wearing cheap clothes, so she only felt at a loss when faced with those luxurious

outfits.

Standing in front of the wardrobe, Mona picked out the clothes as she muttered, “Ms. Fordham, you have a good figure, and you’re good-looking, too. You even have fair skin.

“You’re just like a model, so you’d look good even if you’re wearing a sack.”

She selected a white dress. It had an elegant design and was well-tailored, too.

It looked graceful in every aspect.

“This one, then. I think it suits you very much, Ms. Fordham.”

Olivia put on the white dress. Smiling, Mona said, “Look how fitting it is! Ms. Fordham, everyone can tell from a glance that you’re a pampered young lady from a rich family.

“No one else has the noble demeanor you own.”

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“Young lady?” Olivia reached out her left palm. There were lots of calluses on her fair skin.

In the year she lost her child, Ethan cut off all her sources of income just to torture her.

The Fordhams went bankrupt. Jeff was also hospitalized, so Olivia had to pay high hospital bills every

day.

Back then, she had abandoned her studies to be a housewife.

She used to be a star student in medical school, favored by the supervisor. But then, she ended up having to do physical labor.

The pampered princess finally learned what worldly suffering meant.

Her fair and tender hands, which used to dance on the piano keys, were now covered in calluses and

scars.

Also, she was busy working in winter. She had frostbite on the back of her hands, and they were red and swollen.

She quit the part-time jobs in the past six months, so her hands healed a little. Still, the shadows of