“I want to see it, too," Jennie said, joining him.

They watched the screen intently, not missing a beat.

In the footage, Jennie was alone in her immediate vicinity. The adults, annoyed by her slow pace, either walked ahead of her or passed her by. Only Keilani was next to Jennie, her hand on Jennie's shoulder as if to protect her.

Then, the car approached. Jennie was struck. And just like that, the car was gone.

Tyrone watched the video again.

Jennie pointed at the screen, exclaiming, "Tyrone, look! She lifted her arm! She pushed me!"

"Yes," Tyrone acknowledged, having seen Keilani's actions himself.

This small gesture might not seem significant, but Jennie's account suggested a deeper issue. Why did Keilani push Jennie and cause her harm? Was the car crash really an accident, or had Keilani orchestrated it? And if so, for what purpose?

Tyrone was taken aback by the possibility of Keilani targeting Jennie.

However, it made sense upon reflection. Despite Jennie being her daughter, Keilani had no love for Jennie. Her acknowledgment of Jennie was merely a means to get close to him.

Keilani had always seen Jennie as nothing more than a pawn, using her to further her own ends without a second thought about Jennie's well-being.

Tyrone put his phone away, deep in thought, and asked gently, “Jennie, why would she do that?"

Jennie looked up and mused aloud, "Maybe she wants to see you? You will visit me since I am hospitalized. Then, she comes here every day and gets to see you more often..."

Jennie wasn't upset in the slightest. Keilani never felt like a mother to her.

Tyrone couldn't shake the feeling that something was amiss. Was Keilani doing all this just to see him more frequently?

Suddenly, a thought struck Tyrone. He jumped to his feet and dialed Sabrina's number.

The soft ringtone filled the hospital room.

Tyrone's grip tightened, his lips pressed firmly together as he walked back and forth near the window.

Just as he was about to give up hope, the call connected.

“Hello? Sabrina?" he blurted out.