The Beginning Of All Sins

Chapter 102

The driver said, “I’m going to get the car washed later in the afternoon. Mr. Tyler doesn’t like any stench lingering in the car.

Olivia could smell the alcohol and knew how drunk she was, but she pushed aside the problem, climbed into the cat, and meticulously searched every nook and cranny.

Emerging from the car, sweat–drenched and disheartened, the driver asked, “Did you find it?”

Olivia’s heart sank as she sadly shook her head. “No. I guess it’s gone now.”

Sensing her distress, the driver inquired, “Is it something important?”

It held sentimental value, being the last item left by her mother. Despite her utmost care, she couldn’t hold onto it, and now it seemed lost forever.

Returning to Sandalwood Palace, Olivia was intercepted by the maid. “Ms. Olivia, Mrs. Ana called and requested your presence at Harris Residence. She’s still on the phone, waiting for you.”

as she stared at the maid. Unwillingly, she approached the phone,

“Olivia, Grandma Maisy wants to enjoy a performance, and we have guests

was treating her like a daughter–in–law, and Olivia could tell. “Aunt

cold.

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to offend anyone, so she changed her rejection into, “Let me

the response. “Alright, I’ll wait for

promptly.

emerged from his study, prepared to leave. As Olivia spotted him descending the stairs, she rose from the couch and said him, “Tyler,

of how he would react, Olivia anticipated his disapproval. Would he think she was trying to keep

however, responded casually, “What did

what she

you want to go?”