Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Sabrina was a sensible woman, neither arrogant nor a frequent visitor to the club for amusement. She was all about hard work.
They were acquainted with each other but had never really interacted.
It was evident to everyone that Tyrone had intentionally brought
Sabrina along to showcase their closeness.
In the days gone by, when he introduced Galilea to them, the scenario was different. He would engage in light banter with his
friends, while
Galilea would sit quietly beside him.
It was evident that Sabrina held a special place in Tyrone’s heart.
There were also some playboys among them. They changed their girlfriends frequently and they were just for fun.
Yet it appeared that Sabrina was no mere pawn in their games.
Otherwise, Cesar would be angry.
But what about Galilea?
The concern for her was etched in Eddie’s mind.
“Eddie.” Tyrone abruptly broke the silence. “Do you have no intentions to apologize to Sabrina?”
Eddie remembered that he was the one who had persuaded Sabrina to call Galilea her sister-in-law.
The gaze Tyrone shot him sent shivers down Eddie’s spine. Approaching with a glass of wine in hand, he said, “Sabrina, I was
too rude. I shouldn’t have spoken that way. My apologies for offending you. Please, accept my apology, and for Tyrone’s sake,
forgive me. I’LL empty this glass.”
With that, he emptied the glass of wine in a single gulp.
His action drew the attention of Tyson and the others.
It was common knowledge that the purpose of Tyrone’s gathering that day was to orchestrate an apology from Eddie to Sabrina.

Everyone knew about Eddie’s close ties with Tyrone.
Their bond spanned over years of friendship and shared school days.
Eddie, despite his laid-back attitude, was considered one of Tyrone’s best friends.
Tyrone’s insistence on an apology from Eddie hinted at his intentions.
Sabrina looked around, reached out to a nearby bottle, poured some wine for Eddie, and said, “You’re good friends with Galilea. I
understand why you support her. If I were in your shoes, I would stand by my friend too.”
Eddie was taken aback. Sabrina had posed a difficult question, leaving him in a dilemma.