Contract With The Devil: Perfect Lover - Chapter 1003 Counterattack

Gael didn’t ask why. He took Olive into the car. On the way, Olive clenched her fists and breathed fast. Then he asked worriedly, “Olive, what are you doing? What’s wrong with you?”

“I don’t know, but…” Olive bit her lips tightly and said nothing.

Gael sped up. It was late at night, and there were few cars on the road. But the weather was turning cold. Olive was wearing pajamas, which were actually Gael’s shirt, when she ran out just now. That was because she hadn’t expect that she would stay here for so long, so she didn’t bring any clothes with her. However, Gael was just a rough man. How could he think so much?

He took off his coat and handed it to Olive. She glanced at him and said in a low voice, “Thank you.” Then she put it on.

When they arrived at Mr. Xin’s house, as soon as the car stopped, Olive ran out of the car and slammed the door. The light in the house was on, but there was no response even after a long time. She turned to look at Gael, and Gael quickly came over and

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room expressionlessly, without saying a word since yesterday. On the head of Mr. Xin’s bed, there were several documents, on which Olive’s name was clearly written. It was a certificate of the house and all the legacies being transferred to her.

He handed the things to Olive and said in a low voice, “No matter what he did before, he’s gone now. Olive, this is the money that he left to you. He earned it hard all his life.”

“I don’t need it. If he wanted to make himself feel better, he should donate it to orphanages and charities. I won’t forgive him. Don’t think I will forgive him after he died.”

Olive’s body was trembling all the time. Gael reached out to hold her and said softly, “But, Mr. Xin has really been looking for you for more than a dozen years.” He felt the tension on Olive’s body. He handed a small box he found under Mr. Xin’s bed to her and said, “Inside the box there are the newspaper clippings of notices he punished on newspapers over the years. He didn’t lie to you.”