Fit For Your Love (Olivia and Everett) novel Chapter 597

She couldn't think of anyone else who could make Elizabeth behave like this in addition to Everett.

Of course, if Everett didn't show up, she wouldn't have thought it was him.

But he did.

Olivia's voice was not very loud. It was the same as usual, even a little low.

But Everett still heard her.

He stopped.

Olivia looked at the man who had his back to her. His black outfit was like an abyss. She felt if one looked at him, the person would fall into it and be doomed.

"This time... What do you want to do?"

Without a doubt, Olivia thought of that night, which was another cruel night for her.

Even when she recalled it now, she trembled.

But now, when she asked him, her voice was unexpectedly calm.

It was quiet all around, as if at that moment, everything was far away from the two of them, leaving only Olivia and Everett here.

Everett stood there and the lights in the station shone on him, but Olivia couldn't feel warmth at all.

He stood straight, looking noble and lofty.

Olivia asked, "Can you let me go?"

It was supposed to be the pleading, but Olivia's tone remained calm as if she were saying something very ordinary.

Everett's fixed black eyes finally moved. Then the calm was broken, and all his emotions were revealed.

There was joy, anger, sorrow, fear, and desires, all feelings and emotions in his eyes. It seemed that there was a storm crushing peacefulness.

Only a mess was left.

His fingers were long and fair in slender shape, but remained curled slightly as if he wanted to hold something but failed.

They were as stiff as a statue.

Olivia didn't say anything more and waited for Everett to answer.

Perhaps she no longer had the strength to say anything else.

The cell phone rang just in time, breaking the frozen atmosphere.

Everett's hand clenched in an instant as if he had grasped something he wanted to hold on to and would not let go.

At that moment, the atmosphere around him changed instantly.

He looked ahead with his dark eyes, picked up his phone, and walked out.

Olivia watched him leave. Her eyes hurt and her heart seemed to be tangled with something, which made her unable to breathe.

She turned to look away while covering her mouth and her eyes with her hands, trying to suppress the raging emotions in her heart.

Finally, she ran over at the moment Everett was about to get out of her sight.

She could not do nothing.

Everett opened the door and got into the car.

As soon as he got in, the door was opened again and Olivia came in.

The air in the car thinned.

Olivia looked at Everett. The lights in the car were not on. Only the street lights shone through the front window. She could clearly see Everett's face.

His perfect features and cold eyes were telling her that he was a demon.

The demon had no heart. He was cruel.