The Beginning Of All Sins

“Sorry, I forgot.”

Olivia wanted to look outside to see if Jacob was still there, but the car had already driven a considerable distance away, and she could no longer see him.

Tyler looked gloomy to see her being absentminded. Frowning, he looked away from her and massaged his temples. “I have no right to discipline you. Let’s go home.”

Tyler’s gloomy expression did not go unnoticed by Olivia, and she sensed that something was amiss. He seemed to be upset about something.

Olivia felt a growing tension in the air but couldn’t pinpoint the exact reason for Tyler’s mood. Was it because she had forgotten to call him or the house when it was raining, or was it because he had to pick her up so late?

Trying to ease the situation, she said, “I’m sorry, Tyler. I won’t inconvenience you by forgetting to call or ask for a ride next time. I’ll make sure to bring an umbrella.

However, his reaction only grew colder. “Whatever,” he muttered.

Olivia felt her heart sink.

Upon their arrival at Sandalwood Palace, a maid came to greet them with an umbrella. Tyler got out of the car first, followed by the driver.

Olivia and the maid entered the living room, but Tyler didn’t even spare a glance at her. He simply told the driver, “Go home,” removed his wet coat, and headed. upstairs.

In his room, Tyler stood there with an expressionless face. He called out to Olivia, his tone strict and unwavering, “Come here, Olivia.” Text content © NôvelDrama.Org.

Olivia felt a shiver down her spine at his cold tone. She had to obey, though, so she reluctantly went upstairs.

The maid, sensing Tyler’s

calm. He must be really upset this time. Be careful.”

calm. He must be really, cautioned Olivia, “Mr. Tyler is usually very

Feeling apprehensive, Olivia hesitated but had no choice but to proceed.

The maid went on, “I’ll pour you a glass of water. Bring it to him.”

Just like that, Olivia made her way to the study with a glass of water.

Tyler was working at his desk when she entered. She placed the glass of water on

the table and suggested, “Drink some water, Tyler.”

He glanced at her coldly and replied, “Just leave it,” before returning his

attention to the computer.

Despite his cold response, Olivia continued, “Since you’re busy, I won’t disturb you.” Her lips quivered slightly from her nervousness and shyness. She didn’t dare look at him as she turned to leave.

Finally, Tyler stopped what he was doing and gave her a stern look.

As Olivia returned to her room, she felt a sudden pain in her abdomen. Her body began to heat up, and she clung to the door, struggling to bear the discomfort.