Female Novel
Chapter 803
Chapter: 803
Darren further explained, “I genuinely apologize. If I were the only one at risk, it’d be different. Butputting my family in harm’s way? I can’t do that. I’m sorry.”
His reasons were sincere.
Respecting his decision, Sabrina responded, “I get it. I appreciate all you’ve done for me. We’ll proceedas per our agreement.”
“I’m truly grateful for your understanding. Rest assured, your secret is safe with me. I hope you uncoverthe truth and get justice for your father soon,” Darren assured her.
Sabrina simply replied, “Thank you.”
After sending her message, Sabrina was consumed by her thoughts.
If they managed to uncover details about Darren, would they also discover things about her?
Yet, she hadn’t received any threats.
Perhaps it was because only she knew of the link between her father’s passing and the kidnappingcase.
Nobody else knew, and since they assumed she wasn’t aware, they didn’t connect it to her. Theysimply believed Darren was looking into the kidnapping case for a different purpose.
Now with Darren’s trail going cold, her only lead was Trevor.
Despite her plan to get closer to Trevor, she couldn’t shake off her underlying unease around him. Itwas always Trevor making the moves.
But in the past few days, Trevor seemed indifferent to her.
She couldn’t continue Like this.
Determined, Sabrina dropped a message to Trevor. “It’s almost been a week. How are things at yourend? Too busy at work?”novelbin
Her phone screen remained lit, awaiting Trevor’s response. With no immediate reply, she switched offthe phone and set it aside.
But as she turned, she was met with Jennie’s curious, wide eyes.
For some reason, Sabrina felt an inexplicable sense of guilt.
Clearing her throat, she gently tousled Jennie’s hair and said, “Awake already? Rise and shine whenyou’re ready.”
“Alright,” Jennie responded.
At breakfast, Sabrina closely watched Bettie, noting that she seemed just fine, a realization that easedher worries.
Sabrina reminded, “Don’t let it slip your mind to get Bradley’s autographs.”