Even After Death

Willow followed Olivia obediently.

When she walked, the sound of bells accompanied her.

Sean couldn't help but pay attention to her.

Jacqueline looked quite enthusiastic as well.

The Fordhams were a huge family, and Jacqueline was a pampered child.

However, she was especially gentle and generous, and she didn't look like a haughty lady from a rich family at all.

At the dining table, she was very considerate towards Olivia and Willow.

She looked very polite, and people like her were usually well -liked.

Olivia only had one thought in her mind: Jacqueline couldn't possibly be the culprit.

If it truly were someone like her, it would be too terrifying a thought.

She would have to be an extremely cunning person, and her ability to keep things under wraps would be a talent in some ways.

After breakfast, because of Jacqueline's urging, Olivia finally started examining Sean's leg.

She felt Sean's bone and then glanced at the X-ray he had taken not long ago.

"Dr.

Fordham, how is Sean's leg? He can definitely be cured, right? w Olivia frowned.

"It's tricky.

The injury Mr. Sean sustained back then is too severe.

He has had several operations, but they don't seem to work very well.

"Even if my teacher is here, he might not be able to cure Mr. Sean.

Moreover, I'm too inexperienced..." Sean's gaze darkened.

He thought Olivia was amazing as she could cure his insomnia.

So, he assumed that she definitely knew how to heal his leg, too.

"It's okay.

Even the top doctors in the world have treated my leg, and they still can't do anything about it. Còntens bel0ngs to Nô(v)elDr/a/ma.Org

It's not your fault that you can't cure it.” Olivia said, "Don't be so discouraged, Mr. Sean.

Even though I can't cure your leg, at least I can alleviate your insomnia.

I didn't come in vain." "I didn't expect you to be so talented at such a young age, Dr.

Fordham.

Sean loses sleep almost every night, and he can't go to sleep without medications.

"If you can cure him, our family will be greatly indebted to you!" “You're too kind, Ms.

Jacqueline.

Anyway, I'll do what I can." Olivia curved her lips into a gentle smile.

“Perhaps modern medicine can't do anything about it.

But I know herbal medicine, so it might help." Sean nodded as well.

"I'll be eternally grateful to you if you can cure my insomnia." “You're too kind.

Still, unlike modern medicine, herbal medicine won't take effect right away.

I hope that you'll give me some time, Mr. Sean." "I've waited for so many years.

I don't mind waiting a little longer.

w “Alright.

Mr. Sean, if you don't mind, let's proceed with acupuncture now." With that, Olivia brought Sean back to his room.

Jacqueline wanted to come in as well, but Olivia made an excuse to keep her out.

Willow stood by the balcony and played her flute.

The sound was melodious and pleasant.

Olivia asked Sean to lie down.

While she was inserting the needles, she asked casually, "Mr. Sean, you seem to be quite close to Ms.

Jacqueline.

"Logically speaking, with such a caring family, how could your mental illness have gotten so severe?" Sean sighed.

"My siblings and I have been very united since young.

It's just a personal issue.

It has nothing to do with them." “That may not be true.

You're all family, so it's only reasonable that you help each other out.

With such care and concern froma wonderful sister like her, you'll definitely recover soon." "Yes, Jacqueline has always been very gentle and kind.

She's very outstanding, too.

"After I got into the accident, she spent a lot of effort taking care of me.

She even hired someone to design this house for me." Olivia's gaze turned cold.

"What did you say? She was the one who hired someone to design this house?" 1 "Yes, Is there anything wrong with this house?"