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“You will be covering. I want you there in New York with us.” She blinked, then nodded quickly. “Thank you, Ostara. I’ll make sure it’s perfect.” After another few minutes of chatting, Sabrina left. As soon as the door closed behind her, Davina leaned closer. “Are you sure that’s a good idea?” I frowned. “Why not?” She hesitated, lowering her voice as if Sabrina might still be listening from the other side of the wall. “Okay, I guess you don’t know. Both of them have dated Zane!”

However, the minute she walked into the building with her briefcase in hand, Sabrina ran into a few of her male colleagues. One of them, William Kiel, seemed very excited to see her. “Sabrina! You’ll have to give us snacks as compensation for not inviting us to your wedding!” Standing beside him, Andrew Schamber immediately piled on. “I want the best chocolates you have. Sabrina, can you get me an extra box? I’ve just gotten into a relationship with my new girlfriend, so having some chocolates in hand will definitely earn me some points.” The Sabrina from a few months ago would have instantly blushed upon hearing such questions.

This was a lesson Sabrina had drilled into him—a vivid and unforgettable one. Jocelyn smiled at Jefferson. "Look at Hendrix. He's so polite and well-mannered. What a good kid!" Jefferson nodded in agreement. "That's true. Sabrina did a great job accompanying him. He's grown into a true gentleman." "Oh, right, Hendrix, Sabrina must be about 27 or 28 by now, right? Has she started dating anyone?" Jocelyn asked. Jefferson quickly nudged her. "You and your matchmaking obsession! Sabrina's situation is different from Hendrix's. Her relationships aren't something to be taken lightly."

"You should know him." In the blink of an eye, Sabrina was already at the doorpost with her hands placed on the wall to block me completely. "Kade Pierce?!" I could swear this was the first time Sabrina raised her voice since the start of today. "You mean your business partner?" My brows shot up in an instant. "It's not something serious. We closed a deal, and he asked me to go on a date with him." She sighed and rolled her eyes for a second. "Are you–"

Sabrina said, smiling, totally clueless of where this was going. Who she was about to find out about. I swallowed hard, gently pushing her away as I tried to sit up. Sabrina’s smile faded. She knew something was wrong. “What?” Sabrina asked. “There’s something I need to tell you, baby,” I said to Sabrina. She sat up straight at my words, letting out a humorless chuckle. “Okay,” Sabrina said. “Hit me.” I counted to three in my head and let it out. “I’m bringing a date to New Year’s. I’m bringing Marcy,” I said.

“It's a three weeks pregnancy!” Sabrina recalled the doctor's words as she sat at the table, smiling at their guests, who were present to celebrate her wedding anniversary with her and her husband. "Where is Craig?" Hearing that, Sabrina turned to her cousin, her eyes slowly darting around the tables as if also in search of her husband. Clearing her throat awkwardly, she said, “He'll be here soon.” “You said that two hours ago.” Luna cocked a brow.

Although she was petite, her perfect figure and slick long hair would catch anyone’s attention. Her arms crossed her chest when she saw Sol dancing with another woman on the dance floor. Carl immediately grabbed Sol away from the crowd and whispered: “Sol, fuck. Sabrina’s here!” Carl whispered as he tried to slap him with sense. “Who’s Sabrina?” His words slurred as vision tripled and the world was spinning. “Sabrina Marquez, she’s coming our way. Fucking act normal!” Carl urged as Sabrina caught their collars and immediately dragged them down to their seats.

SABRINA couldn’t contain the immense joy she felt while dancing with her husband, Tyler. They had just finished their wedding and were currently in the reception area. The celebration was kept private, and the attending media respected their wishes by staying outside. Thus, they weren’t able to document what was happening inside. They only invited a few guests, mostly close relatives and friends of the couple. Along with them are Stephen and Nathalia Anderson, who just got home from their honeymoon. Sabrina is an admired and well-known model in the country, which means cameras often follow her everywhere. Tyler, on the other hand, is known in the business world, having established his own co

I took my attention away from what I was reviewing when Sabrina entered my room. “I found out Tristan is going to ask you to be his date to the prom. You better reject him otherwise I will tell mom and dad that you are still flirting,” Sabrina looked at my arm and thigh then she laughed. “If you don’t want to add bruises and wounds on your body ugly, follow my orders.” I nodded. After that, I’m unsure if I rejected Tristan Carter because I didn’t gaze at the person who cornered me in the open field and declined him.

“No one did. But I watched them suck all the attention and sympathy. While I held up the wall. I didn’t get to say goodbye to my father’s body because I was afraid someone might ask about my connection to the family because I look so familiar. How I worked so hard to change my appearance I ended up looking like my mother. I’m unsure of my next steps. This party is for work and it’s going to suck watching her play lady of the house.” “It’s for work. She’s mourning her stepfather she buried today. Maybe she won’t be there.” “She’ll be there. Sabrina must marry David.” “Why? She has Chris on the hook?” “That’s another twist to the plot I’m working on. I sense some intimate activity happening th