Sabrina smiled at the Little girl.

“Aunt Sabrina," Jennie called out after a while. es?"

“Do you think you'll have a boyfriend one day?" the little girl asked, tilting her head.

Jennie's mature questions left Sabrina astonished.

"Hmm... I'm not sure," responded Sabrina.

“Why don't you Like Uncle Tyrone? He's handsome, in shape, and rich."

As they stepped out of the elevator, Sabrina smiled in response to Jennie's candid inquiry.

Sighing softly, Sabrina said, "It's not just about those things, Jennie. There are many men Like him, but I can't fall in love with all of them, can 1?"

There were construction workers in the apartment busy renovating the study, so she didn't Lock the door when she left.

Bending down, Sabrina said earnestly, "As you grow up, remember not to like someone solely for their looks or wealth. Good character and personality are what truly matter."

Jennie nodded in understanding. "But if you didn't like Uncle Tyrone, why did you marry him?”

“It's a bit complicated, Jennie. I can't quite put it into words."

Sabrina decided to drop the subject. "By the way, aren't you curious about the kitten? I'11 call Bun over."

“Sure," Jennie agreed, and she glanced around. Seeing the workers busy, she asked, "What are they doing?"

“They're renovating the apartment, and it's too noisy in the living room. Let's head to my room, where the kitten is."

Hand in hand, they entered Sabrina's bedroom.

Bun didn't feel too scared since Sabrina was there. But it wasn't entirely comfortable around Jennie. The kitten kept its distance, making Jennie feel a bit disheartened.

Sensing Jennie's disappointment, Sabrina offered some words of comfort: “Remember, it's Bun's first time meeting you. Give her some time to get used to you. You can come by more often. I'm sure it'll warm up to you in no time."

Jennie's disappointment turned into renewed enthusiasm as she declared, "I want to come back and play with Bun tomorrow!"

The two of them played with the cat for a while.