Scars Of A Broken Bond
Chapter 187

Chapter 187

Chapter: 187

The media had conveniently painted her silence as guilt. Below the news, comment threads dissectedher appearance and character.

“I don’t understand what goes through men’s minds these days. Galilea is so beautiful, so why wouldhe cheat on her with someone who is clearly inferior to her?”

“It just goes to show that men’s infidelity has nothing to do with how attractive their partner is. Theysimply crave something new.”

“Men are all like this.”

During this period, numerous edited videos featuring clips of Galilea’s performances in moviescirculated online.

The most popular video was titled: “Tyrone’s Mistress VS Tyrone’s Girlfriend.” There were countlesssimilar videos, not to mention the ones for now.

There was also a trending: #BlakelyGroupOfficialLikedIt#.

After clicking on it, Sabrina discovered a screenshot showing that the official account of Blakely Grouphad Liked a post.

The post accused Sabrina of intruding into Tyrone and Galilea’s relationship.

However, the official account had since unliked the post.

Nonetheless, it sparked numerous speculations and theories.

People were engaged in widespread discussions, believing that the incident confirmed all the rumors.Even the employee responsible for managing the official account of Blakely Group felt unjust forGalilea.

Sabrina was aware that the public relations department managed the official account of Blakely Groupacross all platforms.

After a brief check, she logged out.

Just as she was about to switch off her phone again, Tyrone called her.

Without a second thought, she turned off her phone.

Securing her phone in her bag, she made her way to a coffee shop. She ordered a Lemonade and ahot dog, and took a seat.

A young man suddenly took a seat next to her, holding a cup of milk in his hand. He took a sip from thestraw and glanced at Sabrina for a moment. Gathering his courage, he said, “Miss, do you needsomeone to talk to?”

Taken aback, Sabrina offered a polite decline with a smile. “No, thank you.”

“Sorry to bother you.” the man’s ears turned a noticeable shade of red.

Having finished her meal and drink, Sabrina lingered a bit before heading out.

She strolled leisurely down the sidewalk, pausing at a pub across the street.

It was under the ground.

The pub had few customers, with bright lights casting a luminous glow throughout the space.