Chapter 1190



In a hotel room in Soling, Sarai sat frozen, her fingers still gripping her phone.

She was in shock. She had never expected Kenia to be so cruel to her. Kenia had truly meant what she said—she was severing ties with her completely!

How could this be happening?

She was now stranded in a foreign city with no one to rely on.

She had lived a privileged life for so long—luxury cars, fine dining, a spacious house. She had never needed to lift a finger. Even her financial security had been ensured, thanks to the generous allowances Belinda sent her each month as a reward for caring for Kenia.

But now… All of it was gone.

She was left with nothing.

Starting over from scratch? The very thought was unbearable.

At first, she had assumed this was temporary. She had believed that, after some time, Kenia would cool down, and she could call her up, feign some tears, and plead for forgiveness. Surely, Kenia would convince Belinda to take her back.

But she had miscalculated. Belinda had told everything to Kenia. And Kenia… Her reaction had been far harsher than she had anticipated. Kenia was actually serious about cutting her off.

Panic surged through Sarai’s chest, making it hard to breathe. Desperate, she grabbed her phone and dialed Holley’s number.

Holley quickly answered the call. “Hello?”

The moment she heard Holley’s voice, Sarai broke down completely. “Holley! I called Kenia, and she… she told me she wants to cut ties with me! What am I supposed to do?”

Holley stiffened at the words, her heart sinking.

So Kenia was serious this time.

Letting out a slow, measured breath, Holley spoke gravely. “Kenia was discharged from the hospital, but instead of coming home, she went straight to Belinda’s place. Not only is she refusing to see me, but she won’t even return my calls.”

Sarai’s face grew even paler.

Holley continued with a heavy sigh, “This time, we pushed too far. My mother… she won’t forgive us. It’s not just you, even I don’t know how to fix this.”

She wasn’t exaggerating.

Sarai’s sobs grew louder. “What am I supposed to do? I’ve never lived on my own before—I’ve always had Kenia! Now I’ve been driven out of Owathe, stranded in a city where I know no one. I have no skills, no connections, nothing! How am I supposed to survive?”

Holley remained silent, her brows furrowing slightly.

After a long pause, Sarai sniffled and said, “Holley… You won’t abandon me too, will you? You will take care of me, right?”

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