Chapter 287 After Olivia came out of Johnâs ward, she sprinted back to her ward.
As soon as she returned, she closed the door, leaned against it, and wept.
She thought she did not care anymore, but it was all a lie.
After seeing the interaction between John and Dorothy earlier, she felt a stinging pain in her heart as if it was about to stop beating.
She felt useless for shedding tears for that man.
She probably had cried so hard that her lungs ached, and the smell of blood surged from her throat again.
She covered her mouth and ran to the bathroom. She turned on the tap and dipped her face into the cold water.
She had no right to cry when she had not retrieved her parentsâ remains.
When she emerged from the bathroom, she did not expect to look up and see Dorothy standing at the door sneering at her.
Oliviaâs expression sank. âWhat are you doing here?â
âWhat do you think Iâm doing here?â Dorothy folded her arms, looked at her pale face, and said contemptuously, âIâm here to see you make a fool of yourself, of course. It seems youâre crying. Are you sad because of Johnny? Or the remains of those two old-
timers?â
âIs it really you?â
âYes, of course, itâs me.â
âYou!â Olivia looked at Dorothy with scarlet eyes and raised her hand to hit her, but she lowered her arm in the end. âWhat do you want to do this time?â
Last time, Dorothy failed when she used Uncle Wallaceâs body to threaten her to surrender and get a divorce.
She would probably go more outrageous this time.
Dorothy sneered and pointed to her face. âWhy donât you slap me? Are you scared?
âOh, I know. Are you afraid Johnny will find out and give you trouble? Thatâs true. Johnny only believes me and not you. Slap me if you can, but I wonât tell you where the remains are!â
With that said, Dorothy smiled dismissively. âYou got it easy last time. How can I let go of my hatred with them only turning into ashes? This time, Iâm going to make sure your parents wonât even have ashes left. Itâs best...â
Before she could finish, she felt a slap.
Dorothy froze as she covered her burning cheek and said angrily, âHow dare you slap me?â
âOf course! You told me to slap you. Why wouldnât I do it?â
Then Olivia slapped Dorothy again. âJust like you said, you wonât tell me where the remains are, and you wonât even treat them with respect anyway. Why should I be polite to you?â
âYou!â
Dorothy gritted her teeth. âOlivia Larson, you asked for it!â
With that said, she was about to leave when Olivia grabbed her and slammed her against the wall. âGive me back my parents!
Or Iâll kill you!â
Dorothy sneered at this. âYou slapped me twice and expect me to give them back to you? Dream on!â
Olivia was clear that Dorothy would have done the same thing even if she had not slapped her.
Therefore, there was no need to endure it. However, she could not leave her parentsâ
remains alone.
âDidnât you take my parentsâ remains to threaten me? Itâs no use holding it if you donât threaten me. But Iâll kill you if you destroy my parents!â
Olivia had a murderous look in her eyes, and Dorothy believed her.
âLet me go! Iâll let you know the terms when I figure them out.â
As soon as Olivia let go, Dorothy ran away.
Back in her room, Dorothy shuddered as she remembered the look in Oliviaâs eyes. She hated Oliviaâs murderous look.
This time, she had to go big and crush Olivia.
She wanted her to be doomed eternally and never get back up again!
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