Sabrina did not switch off her phone on purpose. Her phone had run out of battery.

At that moment, she lay curled up on her mother’s sofa, crying wordlessly. She had no idea her phone was dead.

An hour or two later, she was exhausted from crying, almost dehydrated. Her mother brought her a bowl of vegetable soup and called out to her softly. “Sabbie, get up and drink something, child.”

Sabrina sat up. She forced a slight smile onto her face. “Mom, I’m fine.”

“I know.” Gloria comforted her. “Don’t be sad. You still have me and Aino.”

At the thought of Aino, Sabrina paused, then took out her phone to take a look at the time. Only then did she realize her phone had died. After charging her phone, she sat in the courtyard alone in a daze.

But she could not sit still. The moment she sat down, her mind was filled with thoughts of Sebastian. She could not help herself.

Looking at the flowers blooming in the courtyard, she felt as if there were drops of tears on the flowers. She even