The fear of earning Tyrone's scorn troubled her, and her awareness of his distaste for complainers and self-pity added to her unease.

When she was accused of being a third party, she could have held a press conference or defended herself through a live broadcast.

But she had never thought of doing any of that.

Tyrone made her feel inadequate. She'd experienced sadness and reluctance, yet she endured it without resistance.

Over the years, she had become accustomed to chasing Tyrone and seeking his approval for everything.

She was used to pleasing him.

Even though she was wronged at times, she didn't dare confide in Cesar.

The fear of Tyrone's anger and disapproval kept her silent.

She avoided any confrontation, terrified that Tyrone would come to dislike her.

Sabrina felt grateful to her two friends, acknowledging that without their support, it might have been difficult for her to move on.

She realized she had lost herself in her infatuation with Tyrone over the years.

Now, she had to rediscover her identity and prioritize her well-being.

She no Longer needed to fear anyone or fret over anything.

After much tossing and turning, Sabrina finally got up and logged into Twitter, an account she had avoided since her encounter with online harassment. She posted just two words, of her divorce certificate. t's over," and added a picture

The post instantly attracted hundreds of comments, and the count continued climbing rapidly.

Most people had already guessed that Tyrone had been unfaithful, and this tweet seemed to confirm their suspicions. Some expressed sympathy for her, while others offered their support. A number criticized Tyrone, and a few even lashed out at Galilea.

Yet all of this was no longer Sabrina's concern.

With the release of that post, a sense of relief washed over her, and she felt an immense weight lifted from her shoulders.

She no longer needed to tiptoe around Tyrone's feelings.

Sabrina shut her eyes and, before long, drifted off to sleep.