At worst, she would only face death. Now that Aino was with her father, whom she had grown close to, Sabrina could leave this world with no regrets. As such, she didn’t make a single sound as the four men tried to restrain her.

“Sabbie…” Granduncle Scott called out, his eyes beginning to tear. Being the lonely old man he was, Granduncle Scott did not dare to get on the wrong side of rich business people like Coral, who had power and influence in the town.

“Granduncle,” Sabrina said calmly, “I’m sorry for troubling you.”

“Bring her back to the county town.” Heeding Coral’s order, the four men immediately walked out, dragging Sabrina along with them. The other villagers simply watched on as it all unfolded. In the end, the quiet and hardworking ones didn’t say anything. Being powerless themselves, they were afraid of crossing the wrong people.

They could only sigh.

Those who were standing in the crowd whispered to each other, “Sigh, if you don’t have many family members and are not