The Beginning Of All Sins

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While it was only a managerial role for one of the farming projects, it was an unprecedented move.

The secretary hesitated, saying, “Mr. Tyler, would it be inappropriate.

Olivia hadn’t expected this arrangement and held her breath for a moment.

Tyler responded flatly, “Contact him.” He seemed unconcerned as he made the decision.

The secretary conducted a background check on Jacob, and it turned out to be quite ordinary. His family hailed from a rural area, and while he had impressive grades in school, it didn’t necessarily justify being handed a managerial position at the prestigious Harris Group so easily.

“Mr. Tyler…” The secretary attempted to seek clarification again.

Tyler looked directly at her, silencing her without a word.

Olivia, stunned by the unexpected turn of events, stood there not knowing how to react. Tyler glanced at her, feeling no need to provide an explanation. She understood the situation perfectly.

impulse,

she bit her lip and, in the end, refrained from saying what

that Jacob didn’t need

this too, observing her silence. He then told

Olivia trailed behind them as they strolled

some of the staff recognized Tyler and stopped them, asking, “Are you

the Harris family hold in Tide City? They were major philanthropists, ranked as the top philanthropists in Tide City’s

residents who lived there were concerned they might be forced to leave. However, to their surprise, they weren’t evicted. Instead, they were

Tyler’s decision had made this possible, earning him the sincere. respect of the people at the farm.

a warm smile, Tyler confirmed,

of the villagers eagerly presented him with a basket of cherries. “Mr. Tyler, these cherries were grown in our orchard without any pesticides. They’re fresh. Please

accepted the basket of cherries,

interest.

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