Chapter 29: Speaking the Truth

Olivia knew at that moment that Joshua was not going to do what she asked him to do, it was logical, losing his presence as a devoted father and husband was like losing his pride, however, she would confirm it herself.

He knew that Joshua would come to work at six o'clock in the evening and that his biggest weakness at that moment was Greta, the humble clerk of the cafeteria, a good excuse for him to arrive early. Olivia called the poor woman into her office. When Greta entered her office, her eyes were filled with tears, her face flushed and her head bowed in shame.

"Do you send for Mrs. Olivia?" Greta asked, her voice breaking.

"Greta, I sent for her because it's very important that we talk about what happened in the parking lot," Olivia's voice softened, there were no grudges against the woman.

"Yes, madam, I know I must show my face for what has happened, forgive me for not having come without calling me first." The poor woman burst into tears as if she had been beaten, Olivia go