The Beginning Of All Sins

Claude assisted Olivia out of the bathroom, and Sophie, along with the others, had been searching for

her.

Sophie rushed over when she saw her brother coming out with Olivia. “What happened, Claude?”

Olivia had passed out, making it easier for him to support her. He explained, “She’s drunk.”

Sophie hadn’t realized Olivia had consumed so much alcohol. She approached Olivia and asked softly, “Olivia, are you alright?”

Olivia was unable to respond at this point.

Claude, speaking on her behalf, suggested, “She doesn’t seem alright. Let’s take her home.”

It had been a while since they had spent time together, so Sophie wasn’t certain where Olivia was currently residing. Olivia hadn’t been staying in the dormitory, and Sophie didn’t have the address of the Jones family.

Just as she was wondering if she should take her to a hotel for the night, she thought of someone-

Mr. Tyler. She felt her pocket and realized that she had lost her phone.

“Should we take her to the hotel?” she asked.

Claude considered it a practical solution since Olivia was Sophie’s friend. However, he reminded her, Shouldn’t you contact her family? We don’t want them to worry.”

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Sophie replied, “No need. Let’s go to the hotel. She can stay in the same room as me.‘

As they were leaving the bar, Sophie asked, “Are you parked nearby?”

Claude had taken a taxi to the bar due to traffic congestion and was unfamiliar with the city’s roads.” No, you should call a taxi.” Original content from NôvelDrama.Org.

Feeling helpless, Sophie asked her cousin to arrange for a taxi.

When the taxi arrived, they transported Olivia to the hotel. Claude assumed that once he placed her in bed, the ordeal would be over. He couldn’t stay in the same room as a girl, after all. However, he hadn’t anticipated that Olivia would cling to his neck and refuse to let go when he attempted to put

her down.

Sophie’s cousin helped remove Olivia’s shoes, and Sophie went to the bathroom to fetch a hot towel, hoping it would help refresh Olivia. She was taken aback when she discovered Olivia’s reluctance to release her brother. Rushing over, she asked, “What’s wrong?”

Claude, too, felt helpless. He had attempted to put her down three times without success. “She won’t let go. Help me.”

Sophie felt bad for him. Not only did he become the mascot of her party, he had to take care of her drunk friend. Fearing he might become upset, she rushed over and attempted to separate Olivia from

him, enlisting her cousin’s assistance.

Despite their best efforts, Olivia maintained a firm grip on Claude’s collar. They unbuttoned his collar, but Olivia still clung to it tightly.

“We can’t get her off,” the cousin said.

Claude had a feeling that Olivia was on the verge of tearing his shirt, and he didn’t want to end up shirtless. He sighed in resignation. “Forget it. Bring medicine for her to sober up.”

They stopped struggling, and Sophie asked, “What about Olivia?”

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Since she refused to let go, it appeared that she was essentially sitting on him, her face resting on his

shoulder.

Claude was growing impatient but maintained his composure. “I’ll try to put her down, and you guys can go to the front desk and ask for some medicine.”