Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

“You already thanked me back then.”

Then, he recorded a voice message.

She pressed the play button and heard a pleasant voice, which she recognized from the livestream lesson. “After you removed me, I assumed you disliked me. I didn’t want to bother you after you returned home. It surprised me when I saw you enroll in my photography class. Perhaps it was meant to be.”

“Thanks for your informative lesson. By the way, when I registered for the course, was the class already full? Did you decide to include me?” Sabrina asked curiously.

Blayze sent another voice message. “Yes. Do you want to Learn photography? I’d be more than happy to guide you through the journey.”

Sabrina was confused. “I’m already currently enrolled in your photography class.”

Blayze replied, “In all my years of teaching, I believe online classes are less efficient than in-person one-on-one lessons. Are you currently in Mathias?”

Sabrina replied, “Yes, I am.”

Blayze replied with an offer. “I happen to be in Mathias, too. Perhaps we could arrange a meeting and explore the town, capturing moments through our lenses while I teach you photography along the way?”

The proposition caught Sabrina by surprise.

“Really? That sounds wonderful! Of course, I’d love to. Is it alright if I bring a friend along?”

Blayze was just a stranger to her now because she had no recollection of who he was.

She wanted to be cautious. So she decided to ask Aylin to go with her.

“Yeah, absolutely,” responded Blayze promptly.

Sabrina typed, “Okay. Call me when you are free after the New Year.”

“You can call me Blayze. Like you used to.”

“Auntie, I’d like to come with you too, if that’s okay?” Jenny asked, her big, round eyes blinking at Sabrina.

The little girl displayed sharp intellect. She had been attentively listening to Sabrina’s conversation.

Startled, Sabrina instinctively locked her screen. She turned around to see Jennie smiling at her with bright eyes.

Sabrina and Jennie walked into the living room and bumped into Kira.

Kira’s expression turned serious, her discontent evident as she glanced at Sabrina.

“Hello,” Sabrina greeted calmly.