?<strong>Chapter 1188:</strong>


    Kenia let out a mockingugh. “Oh? Now I’m your only family? Funny. Did you think of that when you conspired with Holley? When you plotted against Belinda and Lucas, did you ever stop to consider that?”


    Sarai opened her mouth, but Kenia didn’t give her the chance to speak.


    “Maybe, just maybe, you hesitated for a moment,” Kenia said. “Maybe there was a tiny part of you that felt guilty. But in the end, your greed won. You made your choice. So spare me the tears. I’m not interested in your remorse.”


    Her words cut through Sarai like a de.


    Tears welled in Sarai’s eyes as she struggled to form a response. “Kenia, please. Just let me exin—”


    “There’s nothing left to exin,” Kenia interjected firmly. “I don’t want to hear another word from you. Sarai, from this moment forward, let’s go our separate ways. I hope you live a great life. Good luck.”


    Kenia’s words hit Sarai like a punch to the gut. Her voice wavered as she choked out, “Kenia… Wh-why are you saying this to me? Are you… cutting all ties with me?”


    A deep weight pressed on Kenia’s heart. She felt sympathy for Sarai, but Sarai had gone too far this time.


    She couldn’t bring herself to forgive her.


    Taking a steady breath, Kenia spoke with finality. “Yes. I am cutting all ties with you.”


    She hesitated briefly before continuing, her voice steady butced with unspoken sorrow. “I raised you, and in return, you cared for me all these years. We owe each other nothing now. Let’s end our rtionship.”


    On the surface, Kenia’s expression remainedposed, but inside, her heart was in pain.


    “Kenia!” Sarai’s voice rang through the phone, raw with anguish.


    Yet, Kenia didn’t waver. Without hesitation, she ended the call. The moment the line disconnected, silent tears streamed down Kenia’s face.


    To Kenia, Sarai and Belinda were both her granddaughters.


    Severing ties with Sarai was agonizing.


    But no matter how much it hurt, this was a choice she had to make.


    As Kenia sat immersed in sorrow, a voice pulled her back to the present. “Miss Wright, you’re back,” Margie said, breaking the silence.


    Kenia inhaled deeply and quickly wiped away her tears.


    At that moment, Belinda stepped into the living room.


    She opened her mouth to speak but faltered as soon as she noticed Kenia’s reddened eyes.


    “Grandma… What happened?” she asked, concern etching her features as she sat beside Kenia.


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