Even After Death

Chapter 1438

Olivia brought the kids home, and Mason was happy about it.

After facing problems in the household, the kids brought him hope.

He was so happy that he had softened his edge toward Ethan.

Indeed, Mason couldn't forgive what Ethan had done in the past.

However, the wholesome picture of Ethan and the kids together wavered Mason's resolution.

As an experienced man, Mason understood that harmony was important within a family.

Fame was the goal during the younger days, but when one grew older, the focus would shift to

happiness and one's family.

On the dining table, Mason didn't only fill the kids’ plates but Ethan's too.

Ethan was taken aback by the pleasant surprise considering how overt Mason's hostility was before

this.

1 Molly couldn't shift her gaze away from the kids, her eyes teeming with envy and warmth.

Yale knew that she was thinking about their baby again and filled her plate with her favorite dishes.

In the past, the Heath residence appeared to be the epitome of desolate.

With Linus residing at the borders while Krystal following Ethan everywhere, how could the house ever

be lively? Mason and Tatiana only had each other.

This year, it was different.

Olivia, Ethan, Yale, and the four kids had joined the family.

Mason was so happy that he looked a few years younger.

New Year's was just around the corner.

People were traveling back to their hometowns.

Mason made the men his beer buddies.

They consumed a lot of alcohol.

Even the ever-mature Linus was all red.

Olivia helped Willow out with her shower before telling stories to Willow and Alicia.

The girls sat by Olivia's left and right.

When the story reached its climax, someone flopped onto the bed.

" And then? What next?" She closed the book and flicked Zack's forehead.

He was the most mischievous kid among the bunch.

"Be careful, don't fall.

Why are you so naughty just like a monkey?" "IT won't fall! I'm the best! Oh, where's Connor?" During

the renovation, Olivia made a special request to have a spacious room.

That way, the kids could have bunk beds in the same room to get along.

Connor seemed to have gone for a shower.

The training had it drilled in him to eat and shower quickly, but he hadn't shown up for a while.

"“T'll go check on him." Olivia rose.

As she had expected, she found Connor in the compartment.

He was already in his pajamas.

There was a Wesnorian finance book in his hands.

As he had inherited the best genes from his parents, he was smart and hard- working.

He had it the toughest among the four.

There weren't many happy moments in his childhood. Belongs © to NôvelDrama.Org.

"Mom." As a sensitive kid, he couldn't adapt as quickly as the others did.

There was a fleeting uneasiness on his features.

Olivia's gaze landed on the finance book, which was held upside down.

That alone was enough for her to understand something.

Connor wished to get close to his siblings, but he felt that he should build up his reputation as the

eldest.

Thus, he figured that he should take more time.

In fact, he probably wished to join the bedtime story session as well.

She sat next to him.

"Studying? It's so late, though." "Yeah." When he was going to flip the pages, he realized that he had

been holding the book upside down.

He was red in the face.

"Mom, I..." Giggling, she hugged him.

"I know, Connor.

There's no need to rush.

Take it easy." It had been eight years since he was this close to her.

The last time was when he was one year old, when they lived under the same roof.

He raised his head gingerly, looking at her in the eye.

"Mom, am I dreaming?"