Inside the vehicle, Sierra instructed the chauffeur to head straight for Violetholt.

Soon after her arrest, Sierra got out on bail pending trial. This time, she was summoned to Mathias.

Resting against the chair's back, Sierra was engulfed in sadness. It felt like a massive hurdle had appeared in her life, leaving her clueless about her next move. Nothing seemed worth celebrating.

The news of her pregnancy, discovered at the police station, was something Sierra couldn't accept.

Thinking back to that night in the garage made Sierra feel ill, and she immediately thought of getting an abortion. Yet, she couldn't.

She needed this child to negotiate her release, to lessen her sentence, and to be allowed to serve her time outside of prison...

She had no choice but to have this child! Sierra tightened her grip.

Returning to the Fowler family, Sierra went to a party at a fair-weather friend's invitation. There, she overheard people describing her as heartless, ambitious, and without shame.

From that moment, whispers and glances from others made Sierra believe they were all gossiping about her. Whenever someone Looked her way, she felt they were silently judging her.

Night after night, Sierra lay awake, fighting the urge to harm her unborn child with a knife. But her current dilemma was unchangeable.

She was helpless since any misstep could lead to a harsher sentence.

She was utterly trapped!

Time and again, Sierra's mind shifted to Sabrina. Sabrina would probably revel in her struggles once gaining knowledge of her miserable life.

When Sabrina returned, she found Tyrone and Jennie on the couch.

While Tyrone was working with his laptop, Jennie was engrossed in a cartoon.

Caught off guard, she swapped her shoes for slippers and approached them. “How did you get in?"

“I know the password," Jennie replied, beaming.

“You've got the password?" Sabrina stopped and offered Jennie a faint smile.

"Yep. yep..." Jennie's heart raced when she caught the Look on Sabrina's face. She had given herself away!

"And why were you crouching by my door before?" Sabrina quirked an eyebrow and settled next to Jennie, her smile not quite reaching her eyes. Jennie seemed so pitiful at that moment. It turned out that she did it on purpose?