Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Chapter 390

Chapter: 390

“If I’m not trustworthy, who is? Bradley?”

Tyrone’s voice dropped to a low murmur, his gaze fixed on her with intensity.

Despite their recent closeness, Tyrone remembered Sabrina’s swift agreement to his

proposal of divorce.

Sabrina had feelings for Bradley.

He was sure of it. His tone hinted at the suspicion of infidelity.

Sabrina glanced at Tyrone, replying, “I never said that. Why are you so agitated?”

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“But you didn’t refute it.”

In response, Sabrina stated, “Had it not been for Grandpa’s illness, we would’ve already

been divorced. There’s no point discussing this.”

Silence enveloped Tyrone.

“I know what’s bothering you. Tyrone, I’m not like you. Bradley doesn’t affect us. If we

were ever to divorce, it would be because you disappointed me too much!”

A heavy silence fell over the car for the remainder of the journey.

Sabrina leaned back in her chair, gazing at the street view outside the window, while

Tyrone closed his eyes, seeking some rest.

Even the driver remained silent, sneaking occasional glances at the tense pair in the rear-

view mirror.

Upon reaching the company, they entered the elevator.

Sabrina followed Tyrone out and made her way to the ladies’ room, keen to avoid making

an appearance with Tyrone in front of the employees.

Sabrina entered a cubicle and after a moment, heard the chattering of incoming

employees from other departments.

They casually walked into the ladies’ room, talking and Laughing.

Just as Sabrina was about to step out, she heard one of them whisper, “Did you see the

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news last night?”

“What news?”

“I saw it!” another voice chimed in. “It spread like wildfire overnight, but vanished within

an hour. Mr. Blakely wields immense power.”

“Which piece of news are you referring to?”

“Leah, you might shatter upon learning.”

Leah, the woman addressed, inhaled deeply and inquired, “Does it involve Mr. Blakely and

Galilea?”

Her two coworkers, who were close friends, were aware of her support of Tyrone and

Galilea.