Soon enough, the bus resumed its journey.

Afterward, Sabrina's face became serious and her mood turned sour.

While feeling genuinely unhappy, she also intentionally showed her feelings to Trevor.

While the group indulged in morning activities, Sabrina opted to remain in her room, further emphasizing her sour mood to Trevor.

By lunch, Trevor approached Sabrina and the two headed to the dining area together for Lunch.

As he noticed her pushing her food around without eating, he asked with concern, "Sabrina, is everything okay? Are you in a bad mood? Or perhaps you feel uncomfortable?"

Sabrina let out a weary sigh, admitting, “I'm just not feeling great.”

“What happened? You seemed okay earlier.”

Sabrina tentatively took a bite of her food and said, “Do you remember the man chatting with Sergio near the warehouse?"

“Of course..." Trevor took a moment before responding, "I know him.

He's an old friend of my father."

Sabrina's eyes widened in surprise.

“Is something wrong?" Trevor continued to ask.

“He's responsible for my father's death," Sabrina said with a mix of sadness and indignation.

Trevor was stunned.

While he was aware of Sabrina's father, Connor, passing away in an unfortunate car incident and of Decker's stint in prison, he hadn't pieced the two together.

A trace of apology flashed across his face. “Sabrina, I had no idea.

I'm truly sorry.”

Sabrina murmured bitterly, "I didn't expect to run into him there. He must be a warehouse worker."

“No. He is the owner of the warehouse. This warehouse has been standing for quite a few years and it's been running smoothly. My father has a good rapport with him. When my parents returned this time, he even went to the airport to pick them up," Trevor explained with a touch of embarrassment .