Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Chapter: 310
Her gaze swiftly darted to Galilea’s finger, noticing the familiar ring that she had seen in Tyrone’s car.
To outsiders who were unaware of the truth, it would seem as though Sabrina and Galilea had a good relationship.
Yet, Galilea could sense the provocation beneath Sabrina’s act.
Forced by the circumstances, Galilea plastered a smile and replied, “Thank you.”
“The pleasure is mine,” Sabrina answered.
Catching a fleeting glance from Tyrone, she saw him offer her a slice of cake adorned with two strawberries.
“Thank you, Tyrone. You remember I adore strawberries.”
Tyrone pursed his lips.
Despite Sabrina’s smile, he felt it was out of place.
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He had anticipated her cold shoulder or indifference upon her return, maybe even a fight. What he hadn’t foreseen was her
beaming smile, as if nothing had changed.
As Sabrina left with her cake, she mentioned, “Tyrone, try to return home early tonight.”
“Alright,” responded Tyrone.
Such statements often led to overthinking.
However, they subconsciously assumed that Sabrina referred to the Blakely family’s residence, so it didn’t seem problematic.
Only Galilea’s clenched fists and the flash of darkness in her eyes indicated her urge to slap Sabrina.
But she kept her poise, not wanting to give away the secret.
Any indication could lead to suspicions about Sabrina’s relationship with Tyrone.

Watching Galilea’s strained patience brought Sabrina immense satisfaction.
Perhaps she should’ve made their relationship public earlier, challenging Galilea’s stance. That way, Galilea would have to
swallow her anger.
After eating, Sabrina headed to the restroom.
Crossing the stairs, she heard Galilea call out, “Sabrina.”
Galilea, clad in an extravagant princess dress, appeared out of place in the dim stairway.
“How may I assist you?”
“I need to discuss something with you.” With that, Galilea started climbing the stairs.