Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Chapter 1035

Chapter: 1035

“Please, go ahead.”

“Why did Tyrone release Galilea when she was in a _ psychiatric hospital?” Sabrina

questioned.

Upon hearing this, Kylan briefly panicked. “Well… I’m not sure…” Sabrina’s true identity

and the fact that she had given birth to a child should remain undisclosed.

Observing Kylan’s expression, Sabrina smiled.

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“You truly have no idea?” “I don’t have a clue.” Kylan shook his head.

“Then you may Leave.”

“What?”

“What?” Sabrina crossed her arms over her chest and remarked, “You’re Tyrone’s

confidant but your ignorance about the reason makes me believe that Tyrone’s motives for

negotiating with Galilea weren’t about me. His recent sour mood isn’t my doing. It might

be related to something else.”

Kylan found himself dumbfounded by her words.

How could Sabrina still harbor doubts about Tyrone’s feelings for her?

This wasn’t what he expected. Why did Sabrina think so?

“If there’s nothing else, I’ll be on my way.” Sabrina gracefully headed toward her car.

“Wait!” Kylan interjected, halting her progress.

Sabrina halted and turned to fix her gaze upon Kylan. “Is there something else?”

“I assure you, I’m speaking the truth. There’s no reason for me to deceive you.”

“Let me ask you once more. Why did Tyrone release Galilea at that particular time?”

Kylan’s reaction unmistakably indicated that he possessed the answer Yet, he hesitated to

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divulge it.

Kylan shook his head and uttered, “I genuinely do not know.”

“Allow me to speculate. Does it have any connection to me?” Sabrina inquired cautiously.

In reality, Kylan’s previous statement carried credibility. She professed disbelief to

ascertain the nature of the motives behind Tyrone’s actions.

Otherwise, it would linger like a thorn, a constant reminder of the unresolved matters

between Tyrone and Galilea every time she encountered him.

Kylan was taken aback, almost nodding in agreement. “I truly don’t know. Please, don’t

press me…”