Nothing got past this little girl.

She was so clever!

Sabrina hoped the sweet and tasty dessert would shift Jennie's focus away from asking her more uncomfortable questions. Despite this, Jennie persisted in asking more questions.

“Are you trying to hide something from me?" Jennie pouted. "Don't think I'm just a kid who understands nothing. I know everything. Trevor must want to be your boyfriend.”

“I'm not trying to hide anything from you, Jennie. It's just that I consider his messages unimportant."

“But what if it's a message from someone else?"

Jennie picked up her phone to see who the message was from. And the message was still from Trevor.

“Do you have some free time? I'd like to take you out to dinner."

Perhaps Trevor was afraid that Sabrina might reject him, so he added, “I'm still new to this internship and don't fully understand many things. You used to work for Blakely Group, and I would like your advice.''

As Sabrina read Trevor's message, Jennie piped up again, “He asked you out for dinner."

"Hmm." Sabrina turned off the phone.

“Aren't you going to reply?" Jennie asked.

“There's no need to reply," Sabrina said, flipping the phone over.

"You don't Like him, do you? I don't either!"

“Why don't you Like him?"

Jennie shook Sabrina's arm. "Because he wants to take you away from my uncle! I Like you. I want you to marry my uncle!”

Sabrina held her Little hand and explained, "Jennie, your uncle and I have divorced, and that's permanent."

“But my uncle told me he Loves you so much and would give his life for you. He said you're like air to him, and without you, Life would be meaningless. He even said he'd give up everything for you. Can't you give him another chance?"

Jennie's words were heartfelt, and Sabrina felt a sudden rush of emotions. Her ears grew hot, and a strange sensation settled in her chest.

Even if Tyrone thought that way, would he say those things in front of a child?