“Is that because I can carry you with one arm?" Tyrone inquired with a smile.

“Yes, yes! Roberto's dad could lift him with one arm, but I don't have a dad. Uncle Tyrone, you feel like a father to me," Jennie confessed.

Tyrone looked at Jennie with sympathy.

The little girl appeared carefree, but he knew she was perceptive, well beyond her tender age.

How could her parents abandon such an adorable child? They didn't deserve to be parents!

For a moment, the thought of adopting Jennie crossed his mind.

He wanted to be with Sabrina, and considering they might not have biological children, adopting Jennie felt Like a potential choice.

However, he knew he needed to approach this matter cautiously. He couldn't rush into it. First, he needed to win Sabrina back, and then he could discuss it further with her.

After shopping, they returned to Wanda's for Lunch. The little girl was exhausted and struggled to keep her eyes open.

Tyrone suggested softly, “Jennie, would you like to nap in the car until we reach my place?"

"okay."

Tyrone drove her back to Starriver Bay.

Throughout the car ride, Jennie slept soundly. But upon reaching the villa, she woke up, her excitement renewed.

If it weren't for Tyrone informing Karen beforehand to prepare the guest room, Karen would have assumed that Jennie was Tyrone's daughter because of the uncanny resemblance.

Jennie strolled around the villa with her hands behind her back.

“What's this?" Jennie queried, pulling out a cat toy from nowhere and showing it to Karen.

Karen explained, “That's a stick for playing with cats."

“A cat stick? Where's the cat? Can I see it?" Jennie asked gleefully.

“The cat is with Sabrina."

Jennie's eyes sparkled. “I'm going to play with Aunt Sabrina and the cat tomorrow!"