The Beginning Of All Sins

Hillary was worried about Olivia after her NT scan didn’t go well. She was so anxious she might never be able to bring her home because of that problem.

Since Olivia moved into the Harris family’s house, she hadn’t been able to see her. Wanting to know how Olivia was doing, she decided it was time to take action.

So, in the morning, she went over to the Harrises.

Olivia was in bed, trying to drink a soup supplement, but it tasted terrible. She could barely stand to take a few sips before feeling sick.

Tyler frowned when he noticed she was forcing herself. “Stop it if you can’t drink anymore.”

But Olivia wanted to do everything she could to keep the baby safe, even if it meant forcing herself to drink something she hated. She wouldn’t leave even a single sip, no matter how bad it tasted.

The maid felt sorry for Olivia, seeing how hard she was trying.

Then, Olivia remembered something and asked, “Did you see my phone, Tyler?”

She hadn’t been able to find her phone since she woke up from her nap the day before. She was sure she had it when she fell asleep.

Instead of answering, Tyler took the soup bowl from her and told her, “Slow down. Your can drink it later.”

The maid took the bowl with half of the soup still in it.

Olivia kept asking about her phone, “Did you really not see my phone, Tyler?”NôvelDrama.Org owns this text.

Right then, Ben Eaton, the butler, came in and told Tyler, “Ms. Hillary is here.”

Olivia froze. “Aunt Hillary is here?”

Tyler’s expression softened a bit when he saw how Olivia reacted.

She didn’t notice that. Smiling, she asked, “Is Dad here too? Are they here to visit me?”

Ben just looked at her and didn’t say anything.

Compared to Olivia, Tyler seemed much more unbothered by the news, asking, “Did she just get here?”

Ben answered, “She’s downstairs.”

Tyler’s face showed no change in emotion.

Hillary ran into Ana as soon as she came in. It had been years since they had last seen each other at Naomi and Tyler’s engagement party.

Back then, Ana made things difficult for Naomi, and Hillary felt angry remembering this. But quickly, she put on a fake smile and said, “Thanks for looking after Olivia all this time, Ana.”

Hillary sat down neatly on the couch, and then the maid brought in some tea.

Ana didn’t really care for Hillary’s overly nice behavior. She knew exactly what Hillary was trying to do. After all, Hillary had arranged for the baby to save Naomi’s life, and she knew she wouldn’t be so calm

if not for that.

Ana had not expected Hillary to be so cunning.

Putting her teacup down, Ana smiled and said, “No need to thank me. Olivia is my daughter–in–law, so it’s only natural we take care of her. And now that she’s carrying our grandchild, there’s even less reason to thank me.”