ithout even knocking and walked in. Oliv

le brother!" Olivie

explain why you took my son y

one; the nanny was asleep while feeding her baby. I didn't see anythi

child was with you?" Tha

as my fault, not the nanny's. You

you, I suggest-no, I demand-that you d

problem, li

t's better." Lucien's words were harsh and cutting. This filled Olivier with hatred too; he had always envied his brother, and he had re

ivier followed him, trying to talk, but Lucien was too indifferent-he was truly angry.

mediately called Elise. She answered on th

d went straight to Phillippe. The only thing that made him feel better was spending tim

ut she didn't know exactly what-whether it was the negligence with Phillippe or if he had found out about her encounter with Olivier. Without further

may I come in? I need t

at's not possible. He doe

u know wha

eryone out of this mansion, including me. But he can't fire me because I'm the only trustworthy

e talk to him. I

speaking with him, it won't be possible. So don't even waste y

d had fallen apart for who knew how many times. It seemed unfair wha

she knew she had no choice but to look for

I can't believe Lucien fired you. Yo

ell asleep for a short time

, is Oliv

a moment. He knew a bit more about the Rocheforts'

didn't try anything with y

ow, Sam. I just need

ly, Eugenia, Sam's wife, came out from behind the shop. She was

an to

ise, call an ambulance!" Sam shouted in despera

She had managed to put her hand on her heart. When the

wife?" Sam asked, c

attack. It didn't give her a chance at all.

on. The man who had helped her was going through the worst pain. She cherished th

f course, Lucien was also present. He stood on the other side of the grave, exchangin

can we

lise? That you're not a trustworthy pers

sorry. I was very tired, a

dn't have any oversigh

, I need

arms. A couple of tears simply, and unwillingly, escaped her. Lucien was breaking her heart, and although it was just a job, it was a good oppo

, she realized she was in trouble again, as there was no one trustworthy to care for her baby, and he was still too young for daycare. She had to work; needs couldn't wait. The money