With determination, she yanked his hand away. "Stop this!"

Tyrone showed his hands in a gesture of innocence. "What?"

Sabrina's face deepened in color. She felt a mix of shyness and nervousness, her eyes beginning to water. She opened her mouth to speak but remained silent. Maybe her heightened emotions were due to her pregnancy.

Tyrone saw the blush on her cheeks, the tears in her eyes, and her flushed lips. He couldn't help but lean in for a gentle kiss.

Realizing Sabrina was nearly in tears, Tyrone ceased his teasing and said, "Come on. I'll drive you home."

Inside Tyrone's car, there was a heavy silence.

When the car stopped at a red light, Tyrone turned his head to look at Sabrina.

Reclining against the seat, Sabrina's face turned away toward the window, leaving Tyrone to view just the back of her head.

Since the moment Sabrina had sat in Tyrone's car, she hadn't uttered a single word to him.

Tyrone touched his nose, feeling a little awkward. As the car drove by the downtown snack street, he cleared his throat and hesitantly suggested, "How about we grab some late-night snacks?"

There was no response from Sabrina.

Tyrone chose not to ask again.

The car made its way into the underground parking of the Starry Apartment.

Sabrina silently unfastened her seatbelt and tried to open the door, but it wouldn't open. She then turned to face Tyrone.

Tyrone leaned over. "Sabrina, are you still upset?"

“Just Let me out," Sabrina responded in a monotone.

Ignoring her request, Tyrone moved closer and gently held her chin, giving her a quick kiss.

"You. Sabrina looked at him sharply, rubbing her lips several times."

“If you keep being upset, I'll have to keep kissing you," Tyrone boldly said.

Sabrina looked at him, her eyes wide with frustration.