Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Chapter 400

Chapter: 400

Recovering from her surprise, she urged, “Galilea is in a dire state.

She’s lost considerable blood. She’s refusing treatment, and won’t let the doctors near…”

The doctor stepped aside, suggesting, “Perhaps you could soothe the patient now. Her

bleeding needs to be controlled urgently.”

“I’LL give it a shot.”

Tyrone noticed Galilea huddled in the corner of the bed, her face gaunt and marked by

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dark circles. Her disheveled appearance was alarming, and the sight of bloodstains on her

clothes and bed sheet was chilling.

Sabrina shook her head at the sight, imagining that Tyrone must be filled with remorse.

She observed a shift in Tyrone’s demeanor.

Witnessing the woman he had once cherished so deeply in such a state.

Sabrina assumed Tyrone must be feeling shattered.

Tyrone approached, causing Galilea to quiver. She shouted defensively,

“Don’t come over

He paused before sitting down, stating softly, “Galilea, it’s me.”

Recognizing his voice, she trembled violently, looking up at Tyrone with disbelief in her

eyes. Her voice was raspy from crying. “Tyrone, is it truly you?”

“Yes, it is.”

“Did you come to see me?” Hesitantly, she reached out to touch Tyrone’s face, but he

flinched, avoiding her touch.

A flicker of anger crossed Galilea’s face before disappearing. Then she broke down,

sobbing. “Tyrone, you finally came to see me!”

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Sporting a distressed look, Galilea cast herself into Tyrone’s embrace, clutching his clothes

tightly, and wept, “Tyrone, I was afraid you wouldn’t come for me! What took you so

long?”

Tyrone hesitated momentarily before gently placing his hand on her back, soothing her.

“Fear not. Everything will be alright.”

Tears streamed down Galilea’s face as she wept in his hold.

The two were a remarkable sight, hugging each other and shedding tears.

It was a deeply moving sight.

A short distance away, Sabrina stood motionless, staring at them without emotion.

Did she feel upset? Not quite.

She had anticipated this prior to her hospital visit.