Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Chapter 1215

Sierra was taken aback. She had an intuition that she knew this Sabrina.

Seeking clarification, she approached Wayne, Blayze’s photography assistant, who filled

her in on the details.

It was only then that Sierra realized that both Blayze and Sabrina had been to Orden

together and taken some photos there.

Now, it clicked on Sierra. No wonder this thing would be exposed to Blayze. It was Sabrina

who had exposed her.

Sierra’s fingers tightened slowly, a cruel glint in her eyes.

Damn you, Sabrina! What was so good about this woman?

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Tyrone had been eager to remarry Sabrina, and now even Blayze was coming to her

defense.

Recalling the events in the underground garage that day, Sierra’s anger flared.

If her plan had succeeded, Tyrone, the chairman of the Blakely Group, would have slept

with her. She wouldn’t end up having sexual intercourse with a drunken thug.

Sierra assumed Sabrina was to blame for everything since it was the latter’s intervention

that had helped Tyrone escape after being drugged.

Sierra trembled with hatred. She was determined to make Sabrina pay the price.

Meanwhile, Sabrina checked the official competition website and was thrilled to see her

name listed as the first prize winner.

Shortly after, she received an email invitation from the organizers to attend the award

ceremony in Violetholt in a few days.

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Sabrina examined her schedule and realized that she would be free during those days.

The weather was warming up, making it a perfect opportunity to don spring clothing and

travel to Violetholt to receive her prize.

However, what Sabrina didn’t anticipate was the trouble that would follow.

Unscrupulous media outlets began spreading rumors that Sabrina had colluded with the

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organizers to win the first prize.

Their evidence rested on her participation in a chat group with Blayze who happened to be

one of the competition’s judges.

The news gained swift attention, but the competition’s sponsor acted promptly, issuing a

statement to confirm Sabrina as the rightful first prize winner.

The individual who had used the alias “Addion” issued a public apology on Twitter.

Upon reading the statement, Sabrina couldn’t help but furrow her brows.

To protect the competition’s reputation, the sponsor shifted the blame to “Addion,”

claiming that the assessment had not been rigorous enough.

Making the involvement of the competition’s staff public would tarnish the competition’s

reputation, potentially casting doubt on previous winners.

Blayze reached out to Sabrina, offering his apologies.