“Meow!" Sabrina continued, feeling a connection with the furry Little creature.

It was as if they were communicating, and for a moment, everything else faded away.

Tyrone couldn't help but smile as he watched them.

The kitten tried to rub its head against Sabrina, despite the E-collar.

It was clear that Bun was familiar with Sabrina and wanted to show affection. But the collar made it impossible. Undeterred, Bun tried to remove the collar by pawing at it.

Sabrina chuckled at the sight, touching Bun's nose teasingly. The kitten dodged and opened its mouth, playfully biting her finger.

Bun's bite was gentle and tickled, making Sabrina smile.

The receptionist returned shortly after with the medicine and explained how to use it to Tyrone. Sabrina Listened as she played with Bun.

“Okay, I see." With the medicine boxes in hand, Tyrone turned to Sabrina. “We can go now."

Sabrina stood up, carefully placing Bun into the pet carrier backpack, and left the pet hospital.

As they approached the car, Sabrina noticed that Tyrone was about to open the door and get in. “Give me the medicine. I'll take a taxi back," she said, holding her hand out.

Tyrone hesitated with his hand on the driver's side door handle. "I'1L take you home."

“No, thanks."

“Even if we have divorced, I'm still your brother. Just let me help you. Or are you never coming to see Grandma again?"

Sabrina remained motionless. "Do you seriously think after the divorce, things could go back to how they used to be?"

Tyrone's heart sank at her words. "Why not?"

"Whenever I see you, it will be a constant reminder of what you did. So it would be better not to meet each other in the future. I'll go visit Grandma, but that's all.”

Tyrone's hand shook as he gripped the door handle tightly, his heart heavy with sadness.

As he had expected, She didn't want to see him again.

They would become Like most other divorced couples-strangers to each other.