Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Tyrone didn’t leave, opting to stay, and he and Sabrina engaged in an intimate encounter.
Her allure was undeniable.
As Sabrina drifted off to sleep, she felt a profound sense of contentment.
Tyrone, gazing at her, felt a warmth in his heart.
Come morning, Sabrina sent a message to Blayze, saying, “Blayze, I’ve got some business to take care of this morning. Once
I’m done, I’ll make my way to the airport solo. No need to come see me off at noon.”
About half an hour later, Blayze replied, “Alright. Travel safely.”
“Well, thank you,” Sabrina replied.
Staring at the messages on his phone screen, Blayze gently stroked his phone.
Tyrone had arrived in Violetholt, staying at the same hotel as Sabrina.
Was this why Sabrina hadn’t allowed him to see her off? Had Sabrina and Tyrone reconciled?
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Blayze couldn’t help but feel a twinge of disappointment. He decided to make a call.
In the morning, Sabrina and Tyrone leisurely explored the city. By noon, they were at the airport, ready to depart for Mathias.
Around three o’clock, they touched down at Mathias airport. The driver dropped Sabrina off at her place before taking Tyrone to
the company.
Sabrina settled onto her sofa at home with her suitcase.
Then, her phone rang.
It was a call from the police station.
Sabrina’s complexion drained of color, her grip on the phone tightening.
Her father’s case had been forwarded to the procuratorate.

The police had uncovered Larry as the mastermind. Fearing Tyrone would jeopardize his standing, Larry had orchestrated
Galilea’s kidnapping. Connor had stumbled upon this scheme and paid the price.
Now, all that remained was to await Larry’s verdict.
Sabrina hadn’t anticipated such a swift turn of events. Typically, criminal cases took over half a year to conclude.
Although she had braced herself for this outcome, the irrefutable evidence weighed heavily on her.
Why did it sting so much?
Perhaps it was due to her previous impression of Larry. She’d believed he was a genuinely good person. Since she joined the
Blakely family, he had been nothing but kind to her. During her high school days, when she faced harassment and bullying, Larry
had stepped in.