Virginity in second marriages by Angela
Chapter 1456 - Belonging to an accomplice

After waiting for an unspecified time, the sound of steady footsteps finally came from outside the conference room, and Sabrina turned at their sound.

Sabrina turned as soon as she heard the footsteps. Matthew was much lighter than before, and from a glance it was clear that he had not rested at all in the past, and his eyes were red and bloodshot. He must have been physically and mentally exhausted from Anna's affair.

It must have been great energy to worry about Anna and clean up after The Farina Family.

Seeing Matteo in this state, Sabrina's guilt grew a little stronger.

Because of him, she had let everyone suffer. Maybe she should not have returned to her country, if she had stayed abroad, so many things would not have happened now.

She didn't know if it was because of this incident, so Matteo's attitude toward her was even colder, he didn't even greet her when he came in, he pulled out a chair and sat down immediately, after which he looked at her coldly.

Sabrina knew she was in the wrong, and although she felt bad, she said nothing, walked over and handed the papers to Matteo.

When Matteo did not take it, she walked over and put the papers on the table.

"This is all the important information of the company."

At her words, Matteo narrowed his eyes slightly, not seeming to understand what she was trying to do today.

"Matino and I know each other and he is doing all this because I know about Anna and he is keeping an eye on me. Even though he did it, I'm also responsible for the rebirth of the Ronzi family, and I can't take any more help from you, I have all this information sorted out."

Matteo did not bother to open them, nor did she answer, but looked at her steadily and asked, "I just want to know, do you know anything about the fire?"

He meant to ask her if he knew that someone else had set the fire and that she knew but consented, or if she didn't know anything at all.

Sabrina looked at him, half-closed her lips, and then sat down in front of him.

"This whole thing, if you count setting fires, happened twice. Once in a bar, I was asking Anna out for a chat and that's when Matino was about to do it, but I stopped him, told him I didn't want anyone's life and thought...... he wouldn't do it, I didn't expect ......

He really didn't expect Matino to do such a thing on his wedding day, and the point was that he was counting on it.

He probably wasn't even afraid of going to jail, that was something Sabrina thought about later.

"So you knew all along that he could do the damage and you kept it to yourself?" Matteo's gaze lost its temperature for a moment, looking at her as if she were dead.

It was the first time Sabrina had seen such a look from Matteo, even though he had not liked her since she was a child, he had at least treated her as if she were the daughter of a family, not like but not even disgusted.

But now, that look was completely different.

Sabrina's heart felt like it hurt like pins and needles, and she could barely breathe.

"No, it doesn't." She explained in a panic, "The night before your wedding, I went drinking, got so drunk that the next day I woke up and thought about going to your wedding. Matteo, I, Sabrina, am very fond of you, I have loved you since I was a little girl, I just wanted you to look at me one more time and then look ahead to the day when I could be your wife someday. But because you don't like me, and my guardianship of the Ronzi family doesn't allow you to hurt someone's life, I really didn't know."

At her words, however, Matteo snorted a laugh.

"You don't believe me?"

"If you really appreciated it, you would have told me and alerted me from the beginning. It's not your obligation, but since you don't take it seriously, you have no right to say it in front of me today." Sabrina stared at him blankly.

"So, now you are assuming that I am an accomplice?" She laughed a little and stretched her hands toward him, "So, you want to call and handcuff me now? You've decided I'm an accomplice anyway." He had gone a little too far with this move and Sabrina knew it, but she felt bad about it.

"If there was any evidence, you wouldn't have a chance to stand here and talk to me now." Matteo stood up and looked at her with a cold face.

That sentence, so to speak, struck Sabrina like a bolt of lightning; if he had evidence, maybe he really wanted to send her to prison.

"If Auntie were still alive, she wouldn't want to see the daughter she raised sink the wheel like this, Sabrina, reviving the Ronzi family is a personal feeling I have for Uncle, it has nothing to do with you. If you feel that the company is unwanted, then go away."

After Matteo left, Sabrina was left alone.

She expected Matteo to angrily take away all her information, and then she would lose everything again, her family and her love, and finally her faith, but to her surprise, Matteo did not take away her information.

He was already blaming her.

Perhaps, as she had said, she was not really pursuing herself for the sake of her parents?

Sabrina, you are so ridiculous.

Luca was quite busy these days, as he has to go to the office every day to take care of many things.

As for what she was dealing with, Samantha knew exactly what she was dealing with.

After that night, no one talked about it again, and Luke was afraid Samantha would get angry again, so he didn't say a word.

But Samantha witnessed the downfall of the Farina family and read the gossip that it was the Farina family and the Ferrari family who had allied to uproot the Farina Group overnight, leaving nothing behind. In short, to put it crudely, he is dead as a doornail and will never live again.

Although this may seem a bit extreme, Samantha understands.

After all, the man in the Farina family had almost caused someone to lose his wife, got hurt, and ended up breaking up the marriage.

That was fine, but what is the interest if everything is always waiting for everything to end in action?

Those who move forward, regardless of the outcome, should make their decisions well in advance.

The woman Luca liked had a good eye; at least she had chosen a man who would treat her well for the rest of her life.

Putting down the phone, Samantha could not help but sigh again.

Some people are lucky, unlike her, who had slept with someone and lost her first time for nothing, and then her boyfriend went and saved the woman in his heart after the affair.

But Samantha had always been hopeful, so she would not dwell too much on these things, much less blame Anna, and it was good that she was safe this time.

What worried her was whether she wanted to continue with Luca in this way.

The fact that the two of them had pretended up to this point was a complete deviation from her plan.