Female Novel
Chapter 512
Chapter: 512
She desperately wished to discredit Evelyn’s words. Yet, she couldn’t deny the truthfulness of herclaims.
Cesar had sought Galilea to save her marriage, and tragically passed away thereafter.
Why had he undertaken such a risk for her? She wasn’t deserving.
He had previously risked his well-being to create an opportunity for her and Tyrone to mend theirrelationship.
This time, his life was the price.
Had she ended things with Tyrone, Cesar might still be alive today, and she wished she had neverbeen with Tyrone.
However, she couldn’t reverse time.
The regret of marrying Tyrone weighed heavily on her now.
Cesar had died worrying over her.
Observing her tear-streaked face, Tyrone reached out, seeking to wipe away her tears. “Stop crying.None of this is your fault. It’s all on me.”
But could she truly be absolved of all blame?novelbin
Even Tyrone himself was unsure why Cesar had visited Galilea. The most plausible explanation wasthat he had pleaded with Galilea to relinquish Tyrone so that he and Sabrina could be together. ©
Halting his hand in its tracks, Sabrina locked eyes with him, her gaze piercingly cold. “Don’t fabricateanymore lies. We both understand why Grandpa met Galilea.”
She elevated her gaze to meet his, her eyes devoid of emotion. “Tyrone, we’re responsible forGrandpa’s death!”
“Sabrina, don’t utter such words…”
Tyrone’s concern lay with the future, not the past.
Cesar was gone.
Tyrone’s prime objective now was aiding Sabrina through her mourning, not wanting her to beconsumed by guilt.
Yet, Sabrina found it challenging to let bygones be bygones.
She wiped away her tears and stared resolutely at Tyrone. “I wish to see Galilea.”
“No. What you need is rest.”
Ignoring Tyrone, Sabrina straightened her posture and declared, “I must confront her. I owe it toGrandpa to seek justice.”
Recognizing Tyrone’s unwavering stance, Sabrina got up and headed for the exit. “If you’re unwilling tofacilitate this meeting, I’ll find her myself!”
“Sabrina!” Tyrone followed her, extending his arm in an attempt to prevent her departure. “Galilea is notcurrently in the hospital. She left a few days ago, and her whereabouts are unknown. I’ve alreadydispatched someone to track her down. Go rest for now, and as soon as I find her, I’ll let you know.”