“Maybe it's because of Tyrone. A few days ago, he went to the Fowler residence in person to seek justice for Sabrina. I've seen Horace watch Tyrone's interview before. He speaks highly of Tyrone. His visit here was to cooperate with the Blakely family..."

Sierra recalled Tyrone's strong and tall figure, and she liked him even more when hearing how considerate and responsible he was.

Yet, it suddenly occurred to her that Tyrone's consideration and responsibility were for Sabrina's sake.

This made Sierra's eyes turn green with envy.

Why? How could Sabrina get the love of Tyrone and Blayze at the same time?

Why was Tyrone still fascinated about Sabrina even though they were divorced?

If Tyrone could treat her like this and seek justice for her after she was wronged, she would be on cloud nine.

“Rita, are you really going to mend ties with Sabrina and take her back to the Fowler family?" Sierra asked, shaking Rita's arm.

"Of course not. Even if I wanted to, Sabrina would never agree. She is not a fool. Don't worry. No one will take what belongs to you."

Sierra breathed a sigh of relief.

"Rita, you are so kind to me."

Rita smiled at Sierra's words, but her smile froze when something occurred to her. She patted on the back of Sierra's hand and said, “Horace and Blayze want you to study abroad. Which country do you want to go to? They will arrange everything for you."

Sierra gaped at Rita in disbelief. When she saw Rita's resolute expression, she panicked.

"Rita, I don't want to study abroad. Go and talk to them."

Rita sighed and shook her head.

“It won't change anything, Sierra.

You know I am just a nobody in this family. How can I change the decision made by the two of them? Besides, you've caused a big trouble this time."

Sierra burst into tears. Grasping Rita's hands, she sobbed.

"Rita, I really don't want to study abroad. I'm not familiar with any other country and I hardly know any foreign Language. What if something bad happens to me? Do you have the heart to see me suffer elsewhere?"

Rita patted Sierra's back comfortingly, but she remained unmoved.