Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Chapter 193

Chapter: 193

Feeling an intense stare, she knew immediately who it was, even without turning around.

Bradley advanced, removing his mask. “Mr. and Mrs. Blakely, I have sent Sabrina here.

Aware of your illness, I decided to visit. How are you doing?”

“How thoughtful of you. I’m well,” Cesar responded cheerfully

“That’s reassuring. Since Sabrina is now here, I won’t overstay my welcome. I’LL be on my

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way. Take care.” Bradley put on a mask and left the ward.

“Sabrina, your friend is both good-looking and well-mannered,” Wanda commented, her

smile warm.

She then cast a surreptitious glance at Tyrone.

According to her years of experience, she sensed Bradley’s feelings for Sabrina.

Unlike Galilea, he was more considerate.

When Sabrina appeared clueless about her hidden implications, she elaborated,

“Grandma, he’s a celebrity, adored by many girls.”

“Is that so? How did you know each other?”

“We were childhood neighbors, but he relocated later. Never thought we’d cross paths

again.”

“What a coincidence!” Wanda exclaimed. “Are you childhood sweethearts?”

“Something Like that.”

Throughout this, Tyrone remained seated, a growing shadow descending over him.

“Sabrina, you must be exhausted after a long day of work. You should head home and

rest. Tyrone, accompany Sabrina back.”

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The pretext of work was an excuse Tyrone used for Sabrina in front of Cesar and Wanda.

However, they were no fools. They sensed tension between the two.

Tyrone had arrived early that morning with Galilea, and Sabrina had kept him at arm’s

length since then.

Cesar, being uninterested in prying, decided to let them sort it out

“Grandpa, I’m perfectly alright. I’ll stay here with you

Before Sabrina could complete her sentence, Tyrone rose to his feet and moved to her.

“Let’s go.”

“Just go.” Cesar gestured dismissively.

Sabrina, reluctantly following Tyrone, pursed her Lips.

Exiting the room, both of them journeyed silently to the elevator.