The Beginning Of All Sins

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“I’m going to take a shower,” Tyler told Olivia as he took off his coat.

“Okay, Tyler,” Olivia replied.

Tyler paused, looking at Olivia for a bit, then walked to the bathroom.

Olivia didn’t eat any of the food on the table while Tyler showered. When he came out, he

was wearing silk pajamas and was about to dry his hair. But he noticed Olivia wasn’t eating and walked over to ask, “Why? You don’t have an appetite?”

Right after he asked, he saw the dark eye circles under her eyes. She looked like she hadn’t slept well.

“How’s Naomi?” Olivia asked.

“She’s stable for now.”

Olivia seemed to feel better hearing that. She held onto the blanket tightly and mumbled, “That’s good to hear.” Nôvel(D)ra/ma.Org exclusive © material.

She then asked, “Can I visit her?”

“You’re supposed to stay in bed. Remember what the doctor said?”

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Olivia looked down. “Oh, right.”

“Eat something,” Tyler said, glancing at the barely touched food. He seemed worried she wasn’t eating.

Even though she wasn’t hungry, Olivia started eating because Tyler asked her to.

After seeing her eat, Tyler went to the dressing room to dry his hair.

Tyler must have been exhausted from the hospital, as he took a short nap in the office after lunch. He did some work when he woke

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Meanwhile, Olivia was feeling restless in the afternoon. Stuck in her room, she didn’t

know what to do and tried to get out of bed.

But when she saw the maid and Ana come in, she didn’t dare move.

Tyler walked in just as Olivia was struggling. He noticed her pale face. “Are you feeling.

okay?”

Olivia hesitated but eventually admitted, “I feel dizzy.”

He decided to indulge her. “How about we eat out tonight?”

Her eyes lit up at the idea, but then she hesitated. “Would Grandma and Aunt Ana let me?

Tyler reassured her, “No one will object to what I decide.” He then helped her up. “Get changed. I’ll take you somewhere nice.”

They were close, and Olivia was clearly thrilled, a playful smile on her face. “Wait for me, Tyler.”

“Take your time,” he said gently, patting her head. “I’ll wait.”

Olivia carefully got off the bed and went to change.

Seeing that Olivia had changed and was sitting on the wheelchair, the maid asked Tyler, surprised, “Sir, is ma’am going out?”

Olivia was nervous, hoping the older family members would agree.

Tyler simply said, “Yes, we’re just going for a short walk. You’ll push the wheelchair.”

The maid looked unsure but didn’t say anything.

They headed downstairs and left the house without running into anyone. Olivia was so happy. At the door, the maid helped her into the car.

Olivia felt embarrassed to be carried like she was a cripple, but she was too excited about going out to mind too much.