If he had known this, he wouldn't have sent the original message.

"If you're not going to tell me, I'll check it out myself," Sabrina texted, sensing something was off.

Left with no choice, Bradley sent her a link to the offensive post.

"Just ignore all this nonsense. People love to weave stories out of thin air and others rarely bother checking the facts. Don't let it get to you." Bradley tried to reassure her.

Sabrina, curious, clicked the Link.

The post was quite eloquent, with just the right amount of suspense. It was almost professional.

At the end of the page, she noticed the timestamp and looked up at Tyrone, who was seated across from her.

"I saw the post. Did Kylan call you in the middle of the night because of this?"

Without looking up from his plate, Tyrone replied, "Don't worry over it. I've got someone handling it."

"Alright." Sabrina bit into her sandwich.

The online comments didn't faze her.

They were nothing more than mindless chatter from people too engrossed in their own world to think for themselves. To them, either defending oneself or maintaining silence were signs of guilt. They chose to believe whatever suited their narrative.

She sent a message back to Bradley. "Thank you. I'm not bothered. Don't get worked up over it."

"No phones at the table during breakfast," Tyrone chided suddenly.

About to turn off her phone, Sabrina noticed another incoming message from Bradley. "Has your boyfriend seen this? If he has, make sure to explain things. Don't let him get the wrong idea."

There was a hint of curiosity in Bradley's text. He was aware that Sabrina had previously mentioned a potential breakup with her boyfriend.

Sabrina Looked up at Tyrone.

Initially, she had kept her relationship with him under wraps, expecting an impending divorce.

But things had not panned out as she had expected.

Not wanting to cause undue concern or confusion for her friend, Sabrina pondered a moment before responding, “There's no misunderstanding."