Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Chapter 906

It was less than five minutes.

As Sabrina moved forward, a woman followed Lee, fixing her disheveled hair as she

walked.

Upon seeing Sabrina, she halted in her tracks.

Sabrina’s eyes widened in shock as she recognized the woman’s face.

She couldn’t believe that Galilea would do such a thing.

Without the backing of Tyrone, she felt trapped in a situation where she had to engage in

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sex unwillingly to maintain her position in the showbiz industry.

Had she not angered Cesar and caused his death, Tyrone could have granted her a life of

luxury.

Now she deserved it.

Seeing Galilea stirred painful memories and a surge of anger within Sabrina, as she

recalled Cesar.

Galilea was the reason Cesar passed away early, preventing her from seeing him one last

time.

Hadn’t Tyrone mentioned that Galilea was receiving treatment at the Third Hospital?

Why was she in this place?

They Looked at each other.

Running into Sabrina was the last thing Galilea wanted at that time.

Yet, here they were, face to face.

Galilea experienced a whirlwind of emotions-shame, anger, resentment-a concoction of

negative feelings fueled by jealousy towards Sabrina, leaving

Seeing that Sabrina was silent, Galilea smiled complacently.

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If Sabrina were to confront Tyrone and he were to reveal her photo and identity, it would

result in a devastating blow to her self-esteem, leaving her feeling embarrassed and

unable to face Tyrone with any sense of dignity.

Galilea asked, “Don’t you get it? Tyrone loves me! If you hadn’t pestered Tyrone and taken

him from me, Cesar wouldn’t have died. You’re a jinx!”

“Shut up!” Sabrina’s face paled and her eyes turned red. “Do you think that you could

deceive me? Regardless of what happened between me and Tyrone, you caused

Grandpa’s death. Don’t even think about trying to shift the blame onto me.”

Those were the exact words Evelyn had employed, and Sabrina wouldn’t fall for the

deception.

She was not a jinx!