“Yes, we discovered it this morning. An autopsy has been performed."

“Alright, I'm on my way."

Ending the call, Sabrina's expression turned grave, her mind filled with apprehension. She had doubted Galilea's honesty. But Galilea's sudden demise in prison seemed too strange.

Sabrina became convinced by what Galilea had mentioned. She realized Galilea had been manipulated. The person pulling the strings behind Galilea got scared Galilea might spill the beans and ended up killing Galilea. This manipulator wasn't just an ordinary person since he could kill Galilea in the prison.

Then, Sabrina recalled her car incident. Yesterday's rear-end collision wasn't accidental. It was deliberate, delaying her appointment with Galilea. But who orchestrated it? And what was the manipulator's motive for having Galilea kill Connor back then?

Sabrina's thoughts swirled in confusion as she hurried to the police station.

Thankfully, she had the recording of her phone conversation with Galilea the previous day, which she promptly handed over to the authorities.

As Sabrina exited the police station, lost in thought, someone called out to her. "Sabrina!"

Hearing the voice, Sabrina glanced up to see Tyrone approaching.

Tyrone had rushed to the station upon learning of Galilea's death.

Meeting Sabrina here caught him off guard. After a moment's hesitation, he hastened toward her.

Sabrina pursed her lips. "You've heard about Galilea's death?"

"Yes," Tyrone replied, his eyes fixed on Sabrina.

"Go in then," Sabrina said curtly, preparing to leave.

Tyrone stepped forward, blocking her path. “Sabrina, can we talk?

Let's discuss this calmly. I want to understand your thoughts."

"I don't want to talk right now," Sabrina replied, avoiding his gaze.

Tyrone couldn't decipher her emotions, her demeanor icy and unreadable. Though she avoided conversing with him, their relationship hadn't ended yet.

“So, when can we talk?" Tyrone inquired. “I'll give you time to cool off, but there has to be a deadline.”

Sabrina frowned. "Alright, let's talk today. I'll wait for you at the cafe across the street."