The Beginning Of All Sins

Naomi’s eyes looked empty. She believed that love was everything to her, and without it, her life would mean nothing. She breathed so softly that it seemed like she might stop breathing

at any moment.

“I’ll accept it if you don’t love me anymore, Tyler,” she said weakly.

Hearing this, Tyler squeezed her hand tighter and replied in a steady voice, “How could I stop loving you?”

He looked serious as he focused on her. “Don’t we both dream of having a child? We will, “Olivia once you’re better. We’ll have a wonderful family,” he continued after a brief pause. is just like a sister to me. Don’t you get it?”

Naomi lay still, just looking at him as he spoke.

Bending down, Tyler whispered in her ear, “I will always love you, Naomi. I’m waiting for you to recover. Once you’re better, our life together will get even better.” Content held by NôvelDrama.Org.

His whispers painted a picture of their future together. Naomi blinked, and a spark seemed to return to her eyes. She let out a small laugh. “Really?”

“Of course,” Tyler assured her, holding her hand firmly and gently touching her thin cheek.

She smiled, visibly comforted, and murmured, “That’s great. Everything is amazing.” Hope began to sparkle in her eyes.

After touching her cheek a while longer, Tyler advised, “Be good, don’t be stubborn. Listen

to the doctor.”

It took her a moment, but then Naomi nodded. “Okay…”

The medical staff had been watching quietly from a distance, careful not to disturb the moment. They only approached Naomi after Tyler let go of her hand. For over ten minutes, she cooperated with everything they did.

Olivia didn’t see Tyler for the next five days, nor did she know how Naomi was doing.

On the sixth day, Darren visited her. “Naomi is doing much better now,” he informed her. Relief filled her, and she smiled genuinely. “Really? That’s great. I’m so glad she’s okay.”

The past few days have been hard for Darren too. Naomi’s health crisis had nearly shattered

the family. Thankfully, she was stable now. She wasn’t completely healed, but her life was no longer in danger.