Female Novel
Chapter 446
Chapter: 446
His secretary responded, “Yes, sir”
He wondered if Osiris was out of his mind to think Sabrina was his daughter.
Sunday rolled by without any sign of Tyrone.
Sabrina was left wondering if he was avoiding her.
Late in the afternoon, a fresh piece of news sparked public interest.
A building under Blakely Group had caught fire in a different city.
This incident resulted in one fatality and three injuries among the staff. The cause was still a mysteryand the whole affair was under investigation.
In a bystander’s video that went viral, the magnitude of the fire was startling, reducing the place tochaos as firefighters battled the flames.
The public was always harsh on such disasters and Tyrone’s recent controversy further fueled thepeople’s anger.
Many were making connections to his rumored affair with Galilea.
Baseless rumors began to circulate, pointing fingers at Blakely Group’s mismanagement as the causeof the fire. People started condemning Tyrone and his corporation.
Even an official statement from Blakely Group assuring full cooperation with the police investigation didlittle to calm the storm of criticism.
Those urging patience and waiting for the results of the official investigation were branded assympathizers trying to whitewash Blakely Group’s image.
When the news of the fire broke, Kylan came over to Starriver Bay, informing Sabrina about Tyrone’sengagement in dealing with the situation and his inability to return home soon. He then left withTyrone’s Luggage.novelbin
Gazing at the vacant room, Sabrina furrowed her brows.
She retrieved her phone and contemplated making a call, but ultimately decided against it.
She decided to go about her usual work routine on Monday.
Upon her arrival at work, her colleagues greeted her warmly.
“Hello, Ms. Chavez.”
“Good morning, Ms. Chavez.”
“Ms. Chavez, have you had breakfast? I brought some bread for you.”
Sabrina politely declined with a gentle smile. As she turned the corner, she encountered a femaleemployee.
Initially on edge, the female employee’s demeanor softened when she recognized Sabrina. “Iapologize, Ms. Chavez.”
“It’s okay,” Sabrina replied with a smile.