Female Novel
Chapter 924
When Sabrina became part of the Blakely family, Lena and Larry were already dating. Sabrina hadwitnessed their romantic and lavish wedding during her first year at university.
Later, Lena experienced the joy of pregnancy but suffered a heartbreaking miscarriage. It took her along time to recover before finally welcoming Frankie into their lives.
Sabrina used to envy Lena very much. She had a Loving husband and a harmonious and happy family.
Now, discord seeped into what was once a harmonious family.novelbin
Tyrone and Larry were indeed brothers.
Sabrina glanced at Tyrone, who was engrossed in a card game at the table.
To her surprise, he happened to look up at the same time, their eyes meeting in a moment ofunexpected connection.
Sabrina quickly Looked away.
Tyrone smiled and carried on with the card game.
“I’m going outside to check on Frankie and Jennie,” Lena said, glancing behind Sabrina beforestanding up and heading out.
“I’LL go with you.”
Sabrina took a quick sip of water, her throat parched from the tension in the room.
As she stood up, she felt a sudden impact on the back of her head, a sharp pain shooting through herskull.
“Ah!” she cried out, her face contorting in agony.
She sat back down, holding the back of her head, and turned to see Tyrone towering over her. “Whendid you come in? I didn’t hear you at all.”
Tyrone’s expression was a mix of grievance and concern, his hand covering his chin as he mumbled inpain, “How was I supposed to know you would suddenly stand up?”
Sabrina rolled her eyes and rubbed the back of her head, trying to ease the pain. She then stood upand walked out.
Tyrone turned to Look at her and followed her.
As Sabrina stepped outside, she couldn’t see Jennie, Frankie, or Lena.
Given the ongoing community activities, she assumed Lena must have taken the kids there.
Sabrina made her way towards the gate to join them. But before she reached the gate, she felt a tug onher wrist, pulling her back. She turned to see Tyrone standing behind her. “Sabrina, wait.”
“What is it?”