A Farewell After Being Reborn

Chapter 182

Her brows knitted together when she noticed the way the sender had addressed her despite the unsaved number. Sage had a fairly good idea who the sender was.

“Sage, I’m at Above & Beyond. I ordered your favorite cocktail. I miss our nights out. drinking together.” Sure enough, it was Delilah.

Sage assumed she would stop bothering her after their last gathering. Yet, here she was, reaching out to her again. There was no way she actually cared about their friendship.

Above & Beyond was one of the most luxurious bars in Haldon. Delilah often held parties there to pretend that she was rolling in it. However, Sage was always the one who had to foot the bill. Could it be that she had one too many drinks and suddenly remembered her ” ATM“?

“Sage, you said you’d never be mad at me. You also said you’d give me a chance even if you were. Why did you go back on your word?”

She did say that. Back then, she truly regarded Delilah as her best friend. She was naive to think that their friendship would last forever. Little did she know that Delilah would team up with Ivy.

In reality, Delilah’s manipulations weren’t all that clever. However, she was desperate for Ian’s love, and she trusted Delilah completely. Hence, she heeded Delilah’s advice and tried to get rid of Ivy time and time again.

it up to you, so I asked my dad to reach out

number and go to bed when she received the

other party refused to accept the goods. Maven Corporation had to pay a

and led to a lot of canceled orders.

life, she hadn’t given these things much thought. But in retrospect,

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already teamed up with Ivy at the time, there

chance tvy had a hand In all of this, So it turned out that

hadn’t been replying to her messages. ‘t been replying to her messages. Sage reluctantly answered the

after my dad and his friend sort things out? That

your dad to finalize the deal?” Sage asked.

up when Sage didn’t turn her down. “I’m not sure, but my dad said it’d be a billion–dollar deal if it goes through. It’s worth the