The Man I Mourned for Six Years, the Man She’s Been Living With Chapter 05

The Man I Mourned for Six Years, the Man She’s Been Living With Chapter 05

The smile froze on Ethan’s face. He shot to his feet.

“What did you say?”

The assistant forwarded a video taken by a bystander.

The video showed rescue workers in life vests, their faces grim.

Ethan’s heart sank. A dull ache spread through his chest. He rushed toward the door.

Aria grabbed his wrist. “Where are you going, babe? The checkup isn’t finished. I don’t feel safe

without you here.”

He stopped, looked down at Aria’s teary eyes, suppressed his panic, and patiently coaxed, “There’s

an emergency at the office. I have to go.

“I’ll send someone to stay with you. Just stay here and rest.”

“I won’t be good!” Aria interrupted, her voice thick with jealousy.

“You’re lying. You’re going to find Olivia. You promised you wouldn’t see her again!”

“You promised me,

Ethan.”

Suddenly, he found her suffocating. He shook off her hand and snapped, “I told you, it’s work. Stop

making this about you.’

He ran out the door.

He dialed Olivia’s number. No answer.

He texted her: [Can you stop this drama? If you need more money, just tell me. This suicidal stunt is

getting ridiculous.]

No reply. Nothing.

Ethan’s panic grew, suffocating him.

Aria had followed him out. She watched him, jealousy and hatred burning in her eyes.

She deliberately fell to the ground, clutching her stomach and crying out in pain. “Babe, my stomach hurts so much. What if we lose the baby?”

Just then, Ethan’s phone buzzed again.

He hoped it was Olivia. But when he saw the message, his whole body went cold.

It was from his assistant.

[Mr. Whitmore, we just got word. Ms. Hart’s foster mother died last night of a sudden heart attack. Olivia handled all the arrangements herself.]

[She recorded a video before she jumped. It was posted on a timer a minute ago.]

[Everything in the video checks out.]

[Also, the posts calling your wife a homewrecker were orchestrated by your wife herself. The donor’s family was paid off.]