Scars Of A Broken Bond
Chapter 420

Tyrone offered a smile, but held his tongue.

Sabrina, being the professional she was, wouldn’t resort to blacklisting a client unless they overstepped boundaries.

"There’s no need for you to worry excessively, Theo. It’s just a show director," Jerry chimed in. "There are abundant opportunities everywhere. Sabrina, focus on your work and don’t let this bother you."

Tyrone wasn’t a fan of vying for power and wealth. Over the past several years, Sabrina had handled MQ Clothing proficiently on his behalf. He hadn’t needed to invest much effort, yet the dividends were substantial. He was truly thankful for her.

With nobody taking his side, Theo’s expression darkened further, his glare settling on Sabrina.

But before he could look away, an icy shiver traced his spine. As he shifted his gaze, he met Tyrone's frosty stare. From then on, he remained quiet until the meeting concluded.

When the meeting ended, Tyrone tidied the papers in his hands, intentionally lingering in the conference room for a few extra moments. After everyone else had left, he turned to Sabrina. "I'd like to see you in my office."

Exiting the meeting room, the pair were approached by a secretary. "Mr. Blakely, two officers are awaiting you in the lounge."

"We'll be right there."

We?

Confused by Tyrone's plural reference, Sabrina was about to question it when he clarified, "I had someone notify the police. Whoever leaked your private information needs to face repercussions."

Understanding dawned on Sabrina.

She had been planning to file a police report after work.

The police documented the case, leaving the rest to the lawyer.

Besides the individuals who had disclosed Sabrina's personal details, those who had spread rumors about her would also face legal action.

After bidding the police officers goodbye, Sabrina followed Tyrone to the CEO's office.

"Mr. Blakely, did you need something else?"

"Yesterday, I left my phone in the car." Tyrone provided an explanation for his failure to answer her call.

Upon returning from his morning run, she had already left for the office. Two meetings had filled his morning, leaving him with no opportunity to speak with Sabrina until now.

"Okay," Sabrina responded, her tone neutral.

His private visit to Galilea was clearly not intended to be disturbed. Did he honestly think she'd believe his explanation?

"I needed your signature on a document; that's why I called," Sabrina clarified.