Chapter: 178
Had Tyrone been withholding the truth?
“What? Scared to confirm it for yourself?”
Sabrina dug her nails into her palms, marking them red.
She understood Galilea was trying to rattle her.
The more Galilea taunted her, the more resolute Sabrina became in not giving her
satisfaction.
“Sabrina, you claim to be Tyrone’s wife, right? Don’t you trust him?
One thing I admire about you is that you know Tyrone doesn’t care for you. See, just
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtyesterday, my assistant called him and he immediately came to me. He even introduced
me to his grandparents. Without you, Tyrone and I would have been wedded long ago. He
loves me, and you’re the one intruding on us.”
“You’re the one who knows the intruder’s identity best, Galilea. Tyrone and I were married
when you two were already over. I never came between you two; you’ve been coming
between us!” Sabrina’s voice quivered as she struggled to hold back her emotions.
“Why are you avoiding your phone then? Stop pretending. You fear it because you know
the truth. You’ve accepted it. You’re the one disrupting Tyrone and me.”
“Humph,” Sabrina scoffed. “You want me to look at my phone? Fine, it’s no big deal. Even
if the online crowd brands me as the other woman, can it alter the fact that you are, in
reality, the intruder?”
Sabrina knew she shouldn’t have checked her phone.
But her hands moved of their own accord, retrieving her phone from her purse and
opening Twitter.
Numerous unread messages waited for her.
Her hands quivered as she opened the first one.
The number of replies to her most recent post had exploded into the thousands.
She had braced herself for it. When she came across those hurtful words, she wasn’t taken
aback. What did surprise her, though, was the timing.
It had been several days since the first comment accusing her of being a third party had
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It was dated August 16th.
What happened that day?
She racked her brain, remembering that it was a Saturday when she had watched a show
with Tyrone and Later fetched him from the club.
They must have been caught on camera.
Sabrina tried to compose herself, switching off her phone and casually saying, “I’ve seen
it. Now what? Those folks don’t know the real story.
Do you think I should be bothered by their words?”
Galilea laughed in response. “Sabrina, you’re so naive. Didn’t you wonder why you’re only
discovering this several days later? Or why no one stepped in to set the record straight?”