Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Chapter-1625

"What? Why would you say that?" Sabrina asked.

"Because my uncle..." Blayze's words trailed off. He grabbed the wine glass from the table, draining it in one go, and then slowly filled it again. "My uncle interfered with Tyrone's investigation into your father's case... He tried to pin the blame on Larry. Remember when I told you the Evans family was clashing with Tyrone over some business? I wasn't telling you the whole truth."

Sabrina felt trapped. She'd been avoiding Blayze since her return, hoping to distance herself from the chaos.

Blayze lowered his head. "You didn't argue. You must despise me now."

Sabrina found herself at a loss for words. After a brief pause, she admitted, "I don't know. I just can't wrap my head around why you would do something like that."

Back in Philade, Sabrina had trusted Blayze's words completely. But everything changed after she heard the full story from Tyrone that her father's case was the root of the feud between the Evans and Blakely families.

At that time, Sabrina supposed Blayze might be unaware of what the Evans family had done. Otherwise, why would he have been so open about wanting to take action against them the last time they talked? But now, he confessed he had lied, which revealed he was indeed aware.

"Then why don't you just come and ask me?" Blayze suggested, propping an arm under his head and narrowing his eyes at Sabrina.

Sabrina had contemplated asking Blayze why the Evans family intervened in the investigation. Yet, she quickly realized it was pointless. She had only met Blayze by chance. He had no obligation to explain anything to her. Although Blayze had assisted her on a few occasions, it didn't mean he was bound to help her with everything.

"Blayze, you're aware of how much my father's case means to me, yet you decided to proceed as you did. You must have your reasons, ones that matter more to you than how I feel about it. So, asking you about it seems pointless," Sabrina revealed.

stunned at her words. Then, with a strained smile, he looked up at Sabrina. "You're

his gaze to meet hers, his expression turning somber. "Do you want to know

Sabrina inquired, curiosity

knuckles turned white. Striving for composure, he confessed, "Because

his face, so reminiscent of Tyrone's, Sabrina was

my dad had an affair with Kira. She flaunted her pregnancy to my mom, who was eight months pregnant at the time. My mom went into premature labor and gave birth to me. After that, she couldn't find peace. One day, unnoticed by the nurse, she jumped from the rooftop..." Blayze shut his eyes, teeth

uncle told me she died instantly, the ground soaked with her blood..."

my mom was born in the fall. The night before her birth, it drizzled. My grandma saw it as a sign and named her Analia. My mom

my grandma fainted, and her health declined after that. She developed

life's fading... Since birth, I've been without my mom. The one who caused her so much pain lived comfortably, shielded by the

jaw, tears gathering in his eyes. He quickly shut his

Kira and Horace. Blayze harbored deep resentment toward the Blakely family due

have Larry take the fall, regardless of the truth. If the word got out that Larry was the culprit, it would inevitably incur losses to the Blakely Group. By then, the Fowler and Evans families,

on Sabrina that she had once spoken to Horace over the phone. Horace's courteous demeanor made sense to her now. His knowledge of her being Tyrone's ex-wife was at play. Plus, before that call, Tyrone had visited Horace's place over Rita bugging her. Horace's easy consent to

from. I've been without a mother since I was little. Luckily, my dad loved me enough to take big risks. That's the main

evident, as he often mentioned his uncle and grandmother instead. His father didn't seem to play a significant role in his life. If Horace had been willing to own up, none of these

really care about your mom, just as I do about my dad. Knowing the pain of losing someone

and looked at Sabrina apologetically. "I've regretted it, but I didn't dare to face you. That's