Rekindling Her Affection (Sabrina and Nelson) novel Chapter 33

"I don't trust you, too."

Sabrina got up from on top of Nelson and sat by the side.

She felt it was ridiculous that there was no trust between them.

Nelson wasn't in a hurry. He leisurely put a cigarette in his mouth.

"Let's talk about this when you do trust me."

Sabrina felt a strong urge to give him a good kick. He had leverage over her because of the brooch. She sighed.

"I have an idea."

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Ronaldo arrived at Villa No. 6, Windermere Street.

With his legs crossed, Nelson sat on a light brown couch to smoke. There seemed to be a scratch on his neck.

Sabrina sat on a one-seater couch with her arms crossed. It was an awkward atmosphere.

"Give this to Gerald."

Ronaldo was confused as he held the brooch box.

"Isn't this for Sabrina? Why give it to Gerald?"

"Just do as I say. Stop with the questions," Nelson said coldly.

Ronaldo hummed in acknowledgment.

Nelson had called him over just to have him give the repaired brooch to Gerald.

"After you give it to Gerald, tell him to call Sabrina."

Nelson emphasized the word "Sabrina".

Ronaldo left, leaving Nelson and Sabrina to stare at each other through a wisp of smoke.

Nelson thought about Sabrina's plan. He was okay with Sabrina not trusting him. She disagreed even when he suggested handing the brooch to Ronaldo as a compromise. She only trusted Gerald.

Sabrina pulled herself together as she spoke.

Nelson heard Sabrina sweetly invite Gerald to a meal like he didn't even exist. He got up and approached her. He pinned her against the one-seater couch.

Sabrina gasped and hurriedly said, "Gerald, let's stop here for now. I'm hanging up."

"Go on and chat with him."

Nelson raised an eyebrow while stroking Sabrina's chin. Sabrina ignored the discomfort from his touch and met his gaze.

Then, she kissed him. At this point, she wasn't any different from those who groveled at their customers.

He lowered his gaze.

She was startled when her phone rang again.

Nelson picked up her phone and glanced at it, saying, "It's Gerald."

Sabrina felt dizzy. She wanted to grab the phone, but Nelson held it out of her reach. She looked at him pleadingly, hoping he wouldn't answer. The moment she lowered her head, she heard him accept the call.