"What did I do?" Sabrina furrowed her brows, puzzled.

Tyrone sneered, "You know what you have said to Jennie. You must feel very proud of yourself that Jennie doesn't want a new aunt now, right?"

Sabrina scoffed. It turned out that this was Tyrone's perception of her. He must harbor strong resentment toward her. Yet, he could pretend to like and care about her for such a long time for the bet, and she had even fallen for his act. His months-long pretense of affection toward her must be hard for him.

Sabrina's hands clenched so tightly that her fingernails nearly pierced through her sleeves. Sabrina's heart shattered into a million pieces. Hurt and stunned by Tyrone's cruel comment, she said softly, "I didn't take advantage of Jennie. After spending time with me, she's not used to me leaving. I hope you can be more understanding and tolerant of her. Goodbye."

With that, Sabrina turned around and continued downstairs without looking back at Tyrone.