After enjoying their meal together, Sabrina took Jennie to the zoo for fun and exploration.

The zoo was divided into the west zone and the east zone. The latter sprawled over a picturesque half-mountain landscape and housed tigers and lions.

As they approached the zoo's entrance, they encountered stalls selling adorable stuffed tiger toys in three styles-each irresistibly soft and cute.

Pausing in front of the stall, Jennie gazed up at Sabrina with pleading eyes.

In response to her unspoken desire, Sabrina asked, "Do you Like them?"

Jennie's eager nod resembled a chicken pecking at grains.

“Alright, I'll buy them for you."

Jennie hugged the three stuffed tiger dolls tightly. Beaming with joy, she thanked Sabrina.

After completing their zoo tour and getting into the car, Jennie continued holding onto the toy tigers.

“Auntie, are we going to have dinner now?" she asked eagerly. es, we're going to a barbecue restaurant."

“Oh, yummy!"

However, before they reached the restaurant, Jennie dozed off in the back seat. She hadn't had an afternoon nap, and with the added excitement of the day, she was exhausted. She struggled to keep her eyelids open, and in a sleepy tone, she said, “Auntie, I'm so sleepy. I want to sleep."

Sabrina paused for a moment, then turned to Jennie. “Hang on a little longer, Jennie. We'll be home soon. We can always have that barbecue another day, okay?”

Jennie responded with a soft murmur, curled up in the back seat with her beloved stuffed white tigers, too tired to even open her eyes.

Sabrina drove straight to Starriver Bay and pulled up at the villa.

Sabrina stepped out of the driver's seat and opened the back door, bending down to Lift Jennie out of the car.

“Wow, you're so heavy,” she remarked.

Jennie was bundled up in thick winter clothes, making it difficult for Sabrina to lift her into her arms.

After a few steps, Sabrina's arms began to ache, causing Jennie to slip down.

“Karen, can you give me a hand?" Sabrina called out, quickening her pace.