The Beginning Of All Sins

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Keith had just walked in when he heard Ana’s comment. Surprised, he responded coldly, “What?”

Ana replied with a hint of irritation, “We haven’t seen your son since his wife got hurt.”

Sensing the tension, Keith asked, “What do you mean?”

“He’s been spending all his time in that sick woman’s room.”

Keith frowned at this. NôvelDrama.Org holds © this.

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at on the couch, her arms crossed. “Aren’t you going to do something?”

Keith’s expression darkened. He usually stayed out of Tyler’s personal affairs. Although Ana disapproved, now that Tyler was married, Keith felt it wasn’t right for Tyler to still hold onto Naomi. Concerned, he said, “I’ll give him a call,”

“You better, or don’t complain to me when things turn bad,” Ana retorted.

“Okay,” Keith replied, then he headed upstairs.

Once upstairs, Keith called Tyler. As soon as Tyler picked up, he guessed why Keith was calling. “Did Mom ask you to call me?”

Tyler was not in Naomi’s room anymore; he was walking toward the elevator.

Keith said firmly, “Olivia is pregnant with your child. What you’re doing isn’t right.”

In the elevator, Tyler replied in a low voice, “I’m a bit busy right now.” After a brief pause, he added, “I’ll

visit her later.”

Understanding Tyler’s intention, Keith replied, “Alright, just handle it well.”

Tyler hung up after that.

Olivia was finishing the paperwork for her discharge. Fortunately, the baby was fine. The doctors had observed her for a few days and now recommended she rest at home.

The maid was busy packing, while Olivia lay in bed, waiting to leave later that evening.

Suddenly, footsteps stopped at the door, and the maid looked up to see who it was. Surprised, she greeted, “Mr. Tyler?”

Olivia froze. Tyler, who had disappeared for a week, finally showed up in her room.

Her expression was calm as he approached her bed. He asked, “Are you okay now?”

That was the first thing he had said after such a long absence. He didn’t look like he cared and only asked

as a courtesy.

Olivia lowered her head, and after a long silence, answered, “Yes.”

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“If you’re feeling better, go home and rest. I’m sorry for what happened.” He didn’t sound apologetic, as if he were just going through the motions.