Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Chapter: 815
They also grabbed some coffee.
By the time they exited the mall, dusk had settled and the day had grown late.
Sabrina dropped Trevor off at his place, and then went to pick up Jennie.
The little girl lounged on the couch, swinging her legs in mild annoyance. “Auntie Sabrina, why’d you take so long to pick me
up?”
Sabrina, taking a seat beside her, gently ruffled her hair. “I was busy today
Jennie said nothing.
After a brief chat with Wanda, Sabrina and Jennie made their way out.
Jennie hopped into the back seat of the car and was taken aback by the sight of the cakes and coffee. “Cakes! I love them.”
As Sabrina buckled in and started the engine, she replied, “Go ahead.”
With coffee in one hand and a cake in the other, Jennie remarked, “This cake is tasty! And I Like the coffee as well!”
Seeing from the rearview mirror that Jennie’s cheeks were puffed up with cake, Sabrina smiled and started the car.
Out of the blue, Jennie pondered for a moment before exclaiming, “Aunt Sabrina, I’ve got it! Were you on a date with Trevor?”
Sabrina was stunned.
Was it that obvious?
“How’d you figure that out?” she asked.
With a sly grin, Jennie whipped out two cinema tickets and said, “Looks like you missed some clues!”
Sabrina was speechless.
A couple of days later, Sabrina was handed two assessment reports concerning the subpar materials associated with Zeke.

One hailed from an independent testing firm while the other came from authorities.
While both reports phrased their findings differently, their verdicts aligned; the materials were indeed flawed.
Sabrina couldn’t help but harbor immense skepticism towards Zeke. He likely had clues about the materials’ defects yet chose to
feign ignorance. He even let Trevor bring the materials for testing to underscore his supposed unawareness.
Based on the details Darren had shared earlier, Zeke had relocated his family overseas due to work commitments. For the initial
years abroad, their living conditions were quite comfortable, surpassing what his income alone could afford. The Faulkner family
wasn’t affluent from the start, and even if they had some savings, it wasn’t substantial.