Female Novel
Chapter 556
Chapter: 556
Ideally, you would never have to read this letter. But I can’t bear the thought of you living in misery. Iknow you’ve weathered numerous hardships, and even though Tyrone has finally recognized andcorrected his missteps, it may be too late. If you choose to divorce him, I Support your decision. Myultimate wish is for your happiness.”
Sabrina’s eyes welled up as she finished the letter.
Overwhelmed, she sought refuge in Wanda’s comforting embrace, tears cascading down her cheeks. “Ishouldn’t have caused Grandpa so much worry.”
In the past, the grief of her father’s death had been an unyielding burden. Now, she had to bear thesorrow of Cesar’s passing as well.
“Sweet girl, don’t blame yourself. As long as you find happiness, both Cesar and I will be relieved,”Wanda assured her gently.
“Grandma, I promise. I will be happy.”
Departing from Wanda’s place, Sabrina transported her belongings to Bettie’s.
Bettie had her own large apartment, devoid of any parental oversight, boasting ample room, abundantLight, and comforting ambiance.
A thought crossed Sabrina’s mind, suggesting that maybe she too could purchase a sizeableapartment and live by herself after her trip.
However, that was merely a contemplation for the moment.
Bettie had already planned their tour.
A few days prior, she visited Sabrina, gathered her passport, secured a visa, and arranged for the flighttickets.
At Bettie’s apartment, Sabrina repacked her Luggage once again.
In the evening, Sabrina, Bettie, and Aylin were headed to the airport, bound for their destination,Norwen.
Famous for its tourist attractions in the wintertime, Norwen was the chosen spot for their adventure.
The main attractions of the trip, according to Bettie’s plan, were the aurora and skiing.
The aurora, a natural spectacle, created a dazzling display of lights in the night sky near the Earth’spoles. The spectacle was unpredictable and came in a variety of colors, providing a visual feast forspectators.
Sabrina had only ever seen images of the phenomenon, so Bettie’s plan to view the aurora live piquedher interest.
While waiting to board, Bettie expanded a map on her phone and eagerly detailed their itinerary. “We’llgo to Oslo and linger for a couple of days, then head to Violetness to witness the aurora. After that, wecan rent a car and journey to Shadowlake and Sagecoast, embark on a cruise ship to Walse, andeventually land on Roveld. There, we can rent another car and tour for five days. On our return journey,we can stop by Peterburg for a few more days. How does that sound?”
“Sounds fantastic, let’s go for it,” Sabrina responded.
“This should take us about a fortnight. My annual leave is exactly 15 days, so that works,” Aylin chimedin, evaluating their schedule.
“You could catch a flight home from Peterburg, and Sabrina and I will continue on our journey,” Bettiesaid. “Are there any specific places you’d like to visit, Sabrina?”
Sabrina took a moment to ponder, then shook her head. “Not particularly. I’m good with your plan.”
“Give me some advice!” Bettie urged, shaking her arm lightly. “This trip is to celebrate your being singleagain. You should participate actively!”novelbin