To prevent unnecessary gossip, this could be the best option.

Sabrina responded cautiously, “Let's not jump to any decisions just yet."

After all, winter break was a fleeting month.

Would Jennie really abandon Hoijery, the city she'd called home for four years?

Tyrone's gaze never left Sabrina's face.

It was rare for them to converse this calmly, usually only when Jennie was the topic.

Closely watching Sabrina's reactions, Tyrone inquired, “Jennie mentioned you had Lunch with Trevor?"

He paused, battling an urge to probe deeper into her feelings for Trevor.

But he hesitated to ask.

He flinched.

What if she said yes? What could he possibly do?

"Yes." Sabrina pulled a cup of coffee from the bag on the table, unaware of the shift in the conversation. "Oh, and Jennie got this for you."


Eyeing the cup, Tyrone smirked, "You're aware I don't drink this, right?"

She remained expressionless when he brought up Trevor.

He let out a silent sigh of relief. It appeared she wasn't fond of Trevor, or at least, not yet.

She was clearly aware of Jennie’s reservations about Trevor.

But regardless of her reminder to Jennie, the young girl would still coax Trevor into spending more.

“Do you know the reason I stick to black coffee?" Tyrone inquired out of the blue.

Puzzled, Sabrina met his gaze and shrugged.