Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Chapter: 418
Seated in a corner, Sabrina had an open folder in front of her, and her face was still a little pale.
Once all attendees had settled in, Tyrone claimed his chair at the head of the table, with Kylan marking the commencement of
the meeting.
Following reports by several managers, it was Sabrina’s turn to present.
She inhaled deeply, rising to her feet and moving towards the projection screen. Displaying her characteristic confidence, she
illustrated MQ Clothing’s seasonal achievements, along with its theme, design, manufacturing process, and next-stage plans.
“That concludes my presentation. Thank you.” She clicked to the final slide and bowed to the executives on both sides.
The senior executives then turned their attention to Tyrone.
“Mr. Blakely.” Kylan bent down to whisper into Tyrone’s ear.
It was the first time Kylan had witnessed Tyrone lose focus during a meeting.
Shaken from his thoughts, Tyrone shuffled through his documents, glanced at the assembly on either side, and asked, “What are
your thoughts?”
The two deputy general managers and the executive director shared their inputs, to which Sabrina responded.
Next up was a vice president. He subtly pointed out, “Sabrina is highly competent at her job. While I realize it’s not my place to
interfere in personal affairs, it’s become clear that your personal matters are impacting the company’s reputation and stock value.
Perhaps it’s best if you take a break.”
The news had been circulating widely of late. The company’s upper echelons had remained silent, primarily because they lacked
the authority to discuss it.
However, the vice president was not hindered by the same restrictions.
Not just a vice president, he was also a shareholder and a board member. The company’s stock performance directly impacted
his interests, so it was only natural for him to bring up the matter.

Everyone seemed aware that Tyrone was at the center of the issue, yet none dared to single him out.
Sabrina, openly accused, felt her face grow ashen with embarrassment.
“I regret that my personal matters have impacted the company...”
Tyrone cut her off mid-sentence, glancing dismissively at the gathered crowd. “Now is not the time for this discussion.”
As a figure of authority who could appoint department heads and project managers, his word was law.
Harrell Palmer, the vice president, gave an awkward smile. “You’re absolutely right.”
It was clear that Tyrone was intent on keeping Sabrina around.
“Proceed,” Tyrone commanded dismissively.
Theo, still wearing a smile, replied, “Seeing as I’ve made my point, there’s no need for repetition.
However, I recently dined with Lee. He informed me that Sabrina rejected his proposal for partnership and even blacklisted him.
Is this correct, Sabrina?”