Chapter 310


    Ana asked Olivia as soon as she saw here downstairs, “Why did you leave so early?”


    Olivia quickly made up an excuse, “He’s busy with work.”


    Ana didn’tment on that. After a brief silence, she suggested, “You should rest.”


    But Olivia replied, “I’ll stay with you since I’m free.”


    Ana looked at her and said firmly, “I don’t need help here. Your job is to stay healthy for your baby and


    keep things good with Tyler. Don’t worry about anything else. No outsiders can interfere and stir up


    trouble with our family.”


    Olivia didn’t respond or react.


    Ana sighed, still standing there, then went back to making candles. Despite Ana’s words, Olivia stayed


    by her side, insisting on helping.


    That night, Olivia and Tyler slept far apart in bed. Olivia pretended to sleep while Tyler was busy


    reading a book. She didn’t notice when he turned off the lights and eventually fell asleep from


    exhaustion.


    The next morning, Olivia woke up to find a different maid serving her. Nina was gone.


    Confused, she asked the new maid, Alisa Shannon, as she fetched clothes for Olivia to change into,


    “Where’s Nina?”


    “She


    it,” Alisa answered.


    “She quit?” Olivia was surprised.


    She wondered if Nina left because she was scared Olivia would ask too many questions. Olivia hadn’t


    nned to, but now she was curious. Nina had been skilled at caring for pregnant women, so it


    seemed odd to rece her so quickly.


    Wanting more details, Olivia asked, “Did she say why she left?”


    Alisa replied simply, “No,” and continued to prepare a thick sweater jacket for Olivia.


    Olivia decided she would look into itter.


    Meanwhile, Tyler had left early to y golf with business directors who were his close


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    As they yed, n Randolphplimented him, “You did well with the farm project. I heard it’s still


    under construction, but the holiday vis sold out as soon as bidding opened.”


    It was unusual for properties in remote areas to sell well due to inconvenient transportation, but the


    Harris Group’s farm project was an exception–houses sold quickly even though construction had just


    begun.


    “The property market hasn’t been doing great. Not many projects are doing as well as this one,” n


    added.


    Tyler responded tly, “Really? I had no idea.”


    He hadn’t been closely involved with the project, having delegated it first to Jacob and then to Linda.


    Real estate wasn’t the main focus of the Harris Group; Tyler just saw it as a


    convenient side venture.