Tyrone, however, seemed to notice something. He pointed at her phone and inquired, “Isn't it charging?"

As the phone connected to the charger and powered on, the screen displayed the remaining battery level and the charging indicator.

Sabrina's heart raced.

Why did he seem to notice everything?

Sabrina maintained a poker face, her tone laced with intrigue.

“This thing's clearly charged up. So, why did it turn off automatically? Is it malfunctioning?"

Her gaze shifted toward Tyrone, her lips curving into an enigmatic smile.

“I genuinely thought it was on auto-shutdown.”

Tyrone's grin appeared just as artificial as hers.

Her acting chops were truly top-tier.

Sabrina's heartbeat went into overdrive, prompting her to retreat a step.

"Why the laser focus on me, Tyrone?"

Tyrone closed the distance, his smile radiating amusement.

“Sabrina, this is the first time I've known you had these acting skills up your sleeve. No wonder Camden snagged you for the play."

Sabrina stood there in shock.

Her lips twitched, still hoping that she might still pull this off.

“What's that supposed to mean?"

"Aren't you catching on yet?" Tyrone drew nearer, a wry smile tugging at his lips.

"When I rang you up, you weren't dining solo. You were with Blayze. You spun a web of deception and pretended that your phone turned off automatically. Blayze sent you back, and I've seen it."

After stepping out of Blayze's car, Sabrina had even exchanged words with Blayze, her reluctance to part with Blayze glaringly obvious.