Before they married, she was always polite to him. She became even more obedient after they got married.

He could sense that she still wanted to maintain a peaceful relationship with him in the marriage, even if she didn't love him anymore.

But after the loss of their child and the dissolution of their marriage, she no longer had any tolerance for him and wanted nothing to do with him.

Disregarding Tyrone, Sabrina turned to Jennie with a tender expression.

“Jennie, I'm heading off now."

“Can we hang out together tomorrow?" Jennie looked up from her bowl, her lips smeared with food and her big eyes blinking like a kitten.

Sabrina was aware of the potential pitfalls of getting too close to Jennie, given the entanglements it might bring with Tyrone.

Yet, emotionally, she couldn't resist the affectionate child..

Perhaps it was because she had lost her child, making it easy for her to be soft with Jennie, who was cute and obedient.

“Of course we can," Sabrina agreed, giving in to her emotions.

“Tomorrow, you can come and get Jennie. I have something to attend to and can't bring her," Tyrone interjected, his tone cold.

Sabrina's face darkened, but she ignored him. She Looked at the little girl with a smile. “Jennie, I'll pick you up at half past nine tomorrow morning."

"Okay, Aunt. Goodbye," Jennie responded.

Smiling back, Sabrina ruffled Jennie's hair affectionately. "See you tomorrow."

“See you," Jennie echoed.

Sabrina turned and left.

Jennie turned to Tyrone with a playful smile on her face. “Uncle, there's a handsome man who wants to take Aunt out to dinner. He sent her a message. But she didn't respond." lho was the man?" Tyrone asked with his brows furrowed.

“Trevor Faulkner."

Tyrone was surprised.

He assumed that the person was Bradley, as he had missed out on dinner with Sabrina earlier, and Tyrone believed he was contacting her to make new plans.