C14 Embrace

Josiah staggered into the room. Suddenly, he saw a glass bottle placed in a cabinet.

What is this?

He opened a bottle. The smell of blood rushed towards him, making him put it down and cover it up almost as if he was running away.

The color of the liquid in these glass bottles was different. If it was all blood, then it must be due to the difference in time.

Josiah's mind was in a mess. He did not dare to think that it was Olivia's blood.

He turned around and looked into the room. His eyes seemed to be dyed red. It was red to the point of being a little ferocious.

"Olivia."

The figure in the room froze. He could see her?

How was that possible?

"What are you doing?" Josiah asked in a hoarse voice. "Someone said you committed suicide. Why?"

She was with Ryan Hale.

Olivia could not help but clench her fists, but she no longer had a physical body. She could only grasp the void.

He still had the face to ask her why she killed herself.

After she was killed by him.

Olivia turned around. Her eyes were filled with hatred. She did not know why she could still see him.

She thought that she would fall into darkness forever. She did not think that she would have the chance to open her eyes and look like a soul.

She still remembered that her soul had violently extracted her body. After the intense pain from the tearing, she stood beside her own corpse.

Olivia helplessly looked at Ryan Hale crying. He wanted to comfort him, but his hand passed through his body.

She heard senior say that he regretted it. He should protect her well.

Olivia shook her head desperately. Ryan Hale was the most innocent. How could he have such feelings of regret?

She did not regret using death to free herself, but it was hard for her not to feel sorry for senior being dragged down by her.

She was very sorry for letting him see her leave just like that. Other than Nathan, she was the only warmth in the world.

The last moment of life was when he accompanied her. His embrace was as warm as always.

In Olivia's life, other than her family, she had been hugged by three men.

One of the arms was full of thorns, like thorns, making her bleed.

Then he thought that she was not painful enough and pushed her into another man's arms, making her feel disgusted.

Olivia did not want the pain to continue. She did not want to be treated as an object by him. She barely held on for Nathan.

When Nathan was gone, her last life-saving straw was gone.

"senior, I am very sorry and very happy. It was you who gave me warmth when I was dying. Don't be sad, don't take it to heart." Olivia smiled with tears in her eyes.

The wind outside the window blew in. Olivia could not feel it. Following Ryan Hale's gaze, she saw what was exposed in the cabinet.

She watched helplessly as Ryan Hale took out the letter. She covered her eyes, afraid that senior would be disappointed if he saw it.

Ryan Hale was stubborn and soft-hearted. He was angry at her for crippling herself, but he understood and cared more about her illness. He had never really been angry with her.

When she heard him say that he was the biggest fool in the world, Olivia trembled and curled up. She murmured, " I'm sorry, I'm just such a loser. I shouldn't have been soft-hearted towards Josiah. I actually made a mistake and caused Nathan's death."

She really hated herself. She was full of herself. She was clearly a useless person, but she still dared to feel sorry for Josiah.

It didn't matter what he did to her, but how could he touch Nathan?

Olivia was in despair. She could only use her death to atone for her sins. She needed to find Nathan quickly and kneel down to repent.

She did not know if she would be able to see her parents when she went to the Nine Springs. They would be angry that she did not protect Nathan well and would not acknowledge her.

Ryan Hale put the letter in his pocket. He called the ambulance from the hospital.

He tried hard to hold back his sobs and said, "As long as we send a car, there is no need for the ambulance to come."

Ten minutes later, the ambulance came.

Ryan Hale opened the door and two men ran in carrying a stretcher. When they saw the woman who had lost too much blood and no signs of life, they were stunned.

They thought that Doctor Tang had said something wrong, but they did not expect that the patient did not need them.

Ryan Hale carried Olivia onto the stretcher. He took out a sheet and covered her tightly.

"Let's go."

"Doctor Tang, please hold your condolences."