The Beginning Of All Sins

Chapter 18

In the hotel room, Tyler gently held Olivia’s face, and their eyes locked onto each other.

He leaned in and kissed her lips, a kiss filled with an undeniable intimacy. Their lips pressed together for a while, their breaths mingling closely as they finally parted

That night, Olivia didn’t return home. Mrs. Jones woke up twice during the night, at 1 A.M. and AM, but Olivia was nowhere to be found.

Tyler’s car only left the hotel the next day. He dropped her off at school directly, and when she opened the car door to get out at the school entrance, he reached out and took her hand. She froze instantly and looked at him, uncertain.

“Text me?” he asked.

She wasn’t entirely sure what he meant by that, but after a moment, he clarified, “I’ll buy you some clothes.”

She pursed her lips and glanced at her current outfit, realizing that wearing what she had on the night before was rather inappropriate now. With her bag in hand, she nodded after some hesitation.

Only then did he release her hand, allowing her to step out of the car. She hurriedly made her way inside the school.

Tyler, too, seemed a bit disheveled. He was dressed in the same shirt and slacks as the previous day, and they were visibly wrinkled. It was a rare sight to see him looking so unkempt.

at school, she received a bank transfer notification on her phone. Pausing to check it, she saw that a significant amount of money had been deposited

much money right now. All she hoped was that Tyler wouldn’t reveal to her family that she had been working at

to accept the money for the time

a text message from Tyler asking, “Are

not reply after

while later, Tyler sent another text, “I’ll wait for you at

at that moment, saying,

yesterday. Thankfully, Sophie seemed oblivious to her attire. Olivia

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like she wanted to say more, but

she arrived at the school entrance, she saw Tyler’s car waiting for

evident as he rubbed his temples while sitting in the

and settled into

fresh again.

“Actually… You don’t have