Romans & histoires Olivia Fordham Novel

That is the only thing I ever wanted for you. For you to stop arguing with the true thing. Olivia stood in her kitchen on a Saturday evening with the news told and the cooling tea and the man in the other room and the whole of the day behind her, and she thought about what it meant to stop arguing with the true thing. She had been arguing for thirty years. She was done arguing. End of chapter 52

Bella's POV Even the last time Liam and I had a very serious misunderstanding, I still did not have any reason for giving up just like that. I know that Olivia is definitely planning something up her sleeve, so I’m not going to let her have the last laugh. She sometimes tries to whitewash herself by acting like the innocent person, but I already know well enough to know the kind of person she is, and I know that she can fool every other person but not me.

They both turned to me, as if they just remembered I was standing there all along. "I heard everything and I was really glad you said it, Tori,” I said, dropping the dress that I clutched so hard. "Since you're here, let's finalize everything, you can have Harvey. You can have the unfaithful, dishonest, and the dirt that remained of him. I'm done pretending he was ever mine.” "Olivia, it's not like that. Harvey and I-”

'I've asked the two judges to remove Olivia's name from the list, she mustn't step foot in Havilah city, as her father and a member of the association, don't tell me you're unaware of what she is' * * * * The Camp Of The Undead* *Devil's Lane* When Olivia regained her senses, there were two additional figures in her quarters and she smiled, they had really gone on a dangerous mission because there were additional scars on thier faces and thier skin was far from radiant. " You are back!" She squealed " We just got back,Pampered heiress, you missed me didn't you" Olivia nodded " Of course, I missed you " Eight snickered at Meek " I told you she would miss me, didn't I" " I missed you as well "

Olivia quickly unlocked the door and locked it behind them just as fast. “Well, I’m fresh out of horses right now, so a cookie before bed will have to do.” She said, catching her breath. “Up stairs and get your P.Js on and then you get your reward.” Eli headed upstair. Olivia went to the bay window and looked in the direction they had come. Was it a trick of her imagination or had somebody been following them? A distant dog bark sent a shiver down her spine. If there had been somebody out there, it was possible it was Wayne drunk and being stupid and not really intending any harm.

"But I don't know how to stop feeling this way." Olivia knew what it was like to have something terrible happen and discover that surviving the event didn't mean your mind simply moved past it. After someone tried to kill her, nightmares followed her for months. Ethan eventually connected her with Isaac, one of New York's best therapists—and one of his close friends. "I'm more than certain Isaac can help you," Olivia said. "I'll text him tonight." She squeezed my hand. "And I'll personally take you to see him." I nodded.

It was hardly half an hour away, yet Dominic’s car took so long to reach. Olivia felt uneasy in the pit of her stomach, but she’d come too far to back down now, and who knew when she’d be able to catch Dominic again. So she decided to take the chance and corner him until she got all the answers. So, Olivia got out of the car when Dominic entered an old building. She quietly followed his steps and went inside the same building, which seemed like it was haunted. As soon as she stepped in, she felt someone closing her mouth with a napkin, which made her drift off to sleep within a matter of a few seconds.

Olivia had to do something so she politely lied to grandmother that she has to run some errands in Margaret’s library. Olivia had left there but not after hearing grandmother say to her friend: ‘so, how many hens do I get to collect in exchange for the works my girls did?’ She couldn’t believe her ears. All that hard-work for hens? She could have easily bought hens from the market!! Olivia and Scarlet had to hide walk for ten minutes before Mr Fabian arrived to pick them up. The secret guards her dad assigned for her just followed her behind with their car creeping slowly and that irritated her to no end before she called Mr Fabian.

Lucas pov: I enjoy our daily routine now. We work in the office in the morning, and in the evening, we either go to her place or mine for dinner and maybe watch a movie. After meeting Olivia, my life took an unexpected turn, one filled with laughter, love, and a newfound sense of purpose. She waltzed into my world like a breath of fresh air, bringing with her a warmth and light that I didn't know I was missing. With her by my side, every day feels like an adventure, and every moment brims with possibility. Olivia has a way of effortlessly melting away the barriers I've spent years building, replacing them with a sense of vulnerability and connection that I never knew I craved.

No harm done. Olivia opened the book, but she didn’t understand it. Her hands shook while the book glowed with a ghoulish amethyst light. She dropped it and moved away when smoke spiraled from it. At the same time, Olivia heard an eerie cackle and saw the vision of a tall elegant woman dressed in a black gown. The little girl stared open-mouthed at the lady with crimson, lilac hair and yellow horns protruding from her head. Olivia’s body trembled.