Jennie agreed, chewing the shrimp. "You're right."

“You're eating the food he paid for," Sabrina reminded her.

“I'm not swayed. I still prefer my uncle," Jennie said seriously. "It's just a meal. Besides, this braised pork is too delicious to pass up.”

Sabrina was speechless.

About twenty minutes later, Sabrina unlocked her phone and sent a message to Trevor. “Have you arrived at the company? Remember to take a break and have something to eat after you finish your work. Sergio won't be pushing you too hard."

She knew she had to maintain the facade.

After a while, Trevor responded, "I just saw your message. Thank you for the reminder. I'm truly sorry about today. I didn't anticipate having to work unexpectedly.”

Sabrina offered words of comfort. “It's alright, I understand. We can plan to have dinner together another time."

“Sabrina, are you available this Saturday?" Trevor inquired.

She had a sense of what he was implying. "Yes, I am."

“May I treat you to Lunch?" added Trevor.

Sabrina replied, "Sure, that sounds great."

Trevor sent a happy meme in response. “Awesome, see you on Saturday.”

“See you then.” Sabrina smiled as she sent the message.

Jennie was focused on her bowl of food until she noticed Sabrina tapping away on her phone. She looked up and pouted. "Humph!"

Sabrina turned to her and playfully pinched her face. “What's wrong?"

“Auntie, I'm going to have Lunch with you on Saturday!" Jennie declared firmly. ind be the third wheel?" Sabrina teased. lumph, I don't care. I want to go," Jennie insisted.

“Alright, alright, I'LL take you with me."

If Sabrina were to spend two hours alone with Trevor, it could potentially jeopardize the charade she was trying to maintain.

However, bringing Jennie along could serve as a distraction during their lunchtime. Sabrina could tend to Jennie's needs while also diverting her attention.