Olivia 3

Contains spoilers

Summary

  • Olivia is dealing with a nightmare about her abusive ex-husband, Braden, accusing her of infidelity.
  • Olivia wakes up to police knocking on her door, arresting her son Asher for murder.
  • The police have a warrant for Asher's arrest and the seizure of his electronic devices.
  • Asher is charged with the murder of his girlfriend, Lily Campanello, and he is deeply distressed throughout the arrest process.
  • Olivia is not allowed to see Asher after his arrest and struggles with feeling helpless as he is taken away.
  • Olivia unsuccessfully tries to call her brother, Jordan, for help, then decides to go to the police station herself.
  • She learns that she cannot see Asher until he is officially booked and can only then see him at his court appearance.
  • Olivia struggles to cope with the reality of Asher being in a jail cell, waiting for the dawn so she can see him.
  • Olivia and Asher have a bond over beekeeping, shared with his girlfriend Lily before her death.
  • Olivia reminisces about the complexities of honey-making and harvesting with Asher and Lily, hinting at deeper personal connections and memories.
  • Olivia's brother, Jordan, is a successful defense attorney who has taken on high-profile cases; he rushes to help Olivia and Asher.
  • Jordan arrives in time to represent Asher at his arraignment for a first-degree murder charge.
  • The court sets a high bail at one million dollars, and Asher is remanded into custody pending bail.
  • Olivia and Jordan are faced with the challenge of securing Asher's release and dealing with the media attention.
  • Olivia contemplates the difficult memories of her past with Braden and the potential impact on her present situation with Asher.
  • Olivia visits Asher in jail and learns of his assault by another inmate, highlighting the brutal reality of his incarceration.
  • Jordan speaks with the prison superintendent to ensure Asher's safety moving forward.
  • Olivia remains desperate to find a way to release Asher from jail without involving Braden, despite the looming possibility that she may not have another choice.
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