Galilea had made several advances towards him, all of which he ignored.

He justified his indifference by convincing himself he didn't want her to risk an illegitimate child.

However, deep down, he knew it was because succumbing to Galilea would mean truly Losing Sabrina.

These contradictions, which now seemed clear as day, were inexplicable at the time.

Why did it take him so long to realize?

"Those on the sidelines often have a clearer perspective. Your relationship with Galilea was largely on your terms. You always gave me the impression that she was dispensable to you. I didn't predict that Galilea would return, nor that you would rekindle your relationship. I believed you would understand that you were the only one who owed her.

Sabrina wasn't indebted to her. You shouldn't have wronged her to please Galilea. Galilea wasn't entitled to bear the burden of your faults."

Rolf's words reverberated in Tyrone's mind, leaving him in a thoughtful daze for a moment. A smile tugged at his lips as he responded, "You're right. Why couldn't I see it before?"

He recalled an instance from a few days ago, when he was on the brink of intimacy with Sabrina, only to be interrupted by a call from Galilea's agent who informed him of her disappearance.

Despite Sabrina's pleas to stay, he chose to leave.

He remembered accusing Sabrina of lacking empathy during their heated argument.

Now, he understood the sting of his words.

Why should Sabrina feel empathy towards a woman who shattered their marriage?

If he was told that Bradley had disappeared, he would undoubtedly cheer on the news.

“Even if you do owe Galilea, indulging her isn't the answer. People condemned you following that incident, yet they overlooked the fact that you both were adults. You weren't her guardian, and she chose to leave the school premises at night. That was her own decision. The kidnappers were the ones who hurt her, not you. Your decision to call the police instead of acting impulsively and rushing to her rescue was wise. You could have been killed.

I understand you regret what happened and want to make amends, but that's not a solid basis for you to comply with all her demands. You aren't forever indebted to her. Consider this scenario if you and Sabrina have a child and Galilea reappears, demanding to be with you, will you abandon your wife and child for her?

Galilea is a grown woman. Her decision to move abroad was her own, and she must bear the consequences of her actions. There are boundaries.

Similar to your situation with Larry, you could give him everything else but not Blakely Group. Your grandfather trusted you enough to name you the CEO. You don't need to feel guilty about taking it from your brother. Even without you, there are your uncle and cousin in line; it may not necessarily have been his position.

That's all I wish to say. Don't deny your desires. Reflect on what you truly want. I trust that you'll make the right decision."

Tyrone remained silent, his eyes shut, mulling over Rolf's words for a while.