Initially, Tyrone had considered informing Sabrina in advance.

But he reconsidered his decision. He was worried that Sabrina might be harsh and refuse to see Jennie.

Thus, he decided to surprise her instead.

The following morning, after having breakfast, Tyrone took Jennie to the entrance of Sabrina's neighborhood.

At that time, Bettie was likely at work, leaving Sabrina alone at home.

“Sabrina lives here now," Tyrone said, pointing to the neighborhood.

“I'm going to give her a call."

“Okay," Jennie said, nodding obediently. She couldn't wait to see her aunt and the cat.

Tyrone dialed Sabrina's number.

The phone rang for several seconds, almost reaching voicemail, before Sabrina answered in a curt tone, "Yes, what is it?"

Tyrone glanced at Jennie and said, "I'm at your neighborhood. Can you come out?”

“Why can*t you tell me what you want on the phone?" Sabrina asked, frustrated.

Tyrone felt hurt when he heard Sabrina's cold tone. Just as he was about to respond, Jennie grabbed his phone and said, “Aunt Sabrina, it's me! I miss you so much. Can you come out and see me?"

When Sabrina heard the child's voice on the line, she was stunned for a few seconds. Then Jennie’s face appeared in her mind. "Jennie?"

It was her, the Lovely little girl.

She was here in Mathias?

“Yes, it's me! I want to visit you. Can you come out?" Jennie pleaded.

The sound of the childish voice softened Sabrina's heart. She stood up, opened the door, and stepped out. "I'm coming out right now. Jennie, when did you arrive in Mathias?"

Sabrina's animosity towards Tyrone had nothing to do with Jennie. She loved the little girl very much.

“I got here yesterday,” Jennie answered. here are you? I'm out. I can't see you