Sabrina's father had crossed paths with Cesar earlier and Cesar, being aware that she was the sole surviving member of the family, had logically proposed to adopt her. But Larry, on the other hand, for whom a mere monetary thank-you should have sufficed, went so far as to suggest Cesar adopt her.

The only explanation was that he harbored a guilty conscience...

Hence, Cesar's demise wasn't the result of what happened between Tyrone and her but solely Larry's actions. This explained Cesar's unfavorable bequest to Larry in his will and the generous bequeathal of her inheritance as compensation...

Tyrone maintained a stoic silence. He tenderly rested his hand upon her shoulder and offered comforting pats.

Suddenly, Sabrina brushed off his hand, rising abruptly and taking a few steps away. Her tone turned icy as she cautioned, “Don't touch me."

Tyrone's hand hung suspended in midair. He understood Sabrina's current emotional turmoil.

The underlying cause of Sabrina's father's demise boiled down to the exploitation of what happened between Larry and him.

Tyrone knew he bore an inescapable responsibility. He could accept Sabrina to direct her anger toward him.

“Sabrina, I comprehend your profound sorrow. If you wish to vent your anger through blows and scolding, I will accept it. Please, don't keep it bottled up inside," Tyrone said with a guilty face.

Sabrina clenched her fists, shut her eyes and inhaled deeply.

With gritted teeth, she issued her decree, "Get out of my sight!"

Tyrone didn't move. Sabrina spun on her heel and exited the director's office.

“Sabrina..." Tyrone hurried to catch up with her.

However, Sabrina halted in her tracks and refused to face him. "Don't follow me! Just Let me alone.”

"Alright," Tyrone conceded, remaining in place, his lips tightly sealed, and his eyes clouded with sadness. Sabrina must hate him so much. Sabrina had been unjustly treated by him time and again for the sake of Galilea. Ridiculous!

Sabrina returned to her car, leaning against the back of the seat and closing her eyes.

Upon learning the truth, her anger toward Tyrone had reached its zenith.

Rationally, she understood that Tyrone had been deceived.

Yet, emotionally, she couldn't help but blame him...

How could he maintain a relationship with Galilea despite his lack of affection for Galilea?