Fit For Your Love

Olivia had no sense of direction, but she rarely got lost, so this time, she was a little confused.

But soon, Olivia looked around.

She was looking for the elevator.

This was not a wilderness. She could go out as long as she found the elevator.

Fortunately, the elevator was easy to find. Not long after, Olivia walked into an elevator and pressed the first floor.

It would be easy to find the venue when she was on the first floor.

The elevator quickly descended. Olivia looked at the watch and laughed.

It took a lot of time to find the road, and about 20 minutes had passed since she hung up the call with Mr. Smith.

Time indeed flew.

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She was here?

Olivia looked at the button.

She was on the third floor.

She wasn't there.

Olivia retreated, looking down and thinking about the path where Grace had brought her in.

When she lowered her head, the elevator door opened and a tall man was reflected in the elevator.

The person standing outside looked in and his eyes fell on her face.

Her eyes were half-closed, her thick eyelashes hanging down, covering her eyes and the light inside.

She used to tie her hair at work, but it hung down loosely today.

Her black hair, like a waterfall, hung straight behind her head, and two strands slightly were down her cheeks, making her small face smaller. She seemed to be thinking of something and was slightly lost in thought.

Everett looked at Olivia, his fingers on his coat moving slightly.

He walked in and pressed the close button.

Olivia felt the elevator dimmed. She paused and looked up.

She then froze.

She looked at Everett standing in front of her, stunned.

Yes.

It was Everett.

Even if she didn't see his face, she wouldn't be mistaken if she only saw his back.

Olivia's lips were pursed in an instant, and her hands were clenched.

If Everett hadn't forcefully brought her to that room in Capital City, she would think he was a stranger now.

But he had taken her to that room, in a domineering way.

Seeing him again, she couldn't feel calm.

There was no way for her to calm down.

The elevator wasn't big, and as Everett entered, Olivia felt the air became scarce.

Olivia lowered her head and closed her eyes.

As long as Everett didn't do anything to her, she could calm down.

"So, Olivia, even if you're not calm now, you have to pull yourself together."

She told herself so.

Suddenly, there was a clang above her head, and the lights in the elevator went out. Olivia's face changed. Without waiting for her to react, the elevator plummeted and Olivia was in weightless space.

She closed her eyes and her whole body tensed up.

But just then, someone pulled her over and she fell into a strong embrace without knowing what was going on.

Then, with a bang, she leaned forward, and Everett backed away, hitting the elevator wall behind her. Everything was quiet.

It was as if a sudden tsunami had calmed down, and only Olivia's hear was pounding.

What happened?

What just happened?

Her mind went blank for a moment.

But when a steady and powerful heartbeat came from the chest she was leaning on, Olivia realized something and pushed Everett away.

Everett didn't expect she would push him and hit the elevator wall behind him again, causing a bang.

It was very loud.

Olivia heard this sound, and she felt her heart seemed to be hit by something.

But soon, she retreated to the cold wall of the elevator. Her hands were clenched into fists. She looked at the shadow in the dark and said, "Everett, you are so despicable!"