At noon, Avery had finished work and drove to meet up with Tammy.

It was the second time Tammy had an appointment for a therapy session and she appeared to be much more relaxed compared to the last time.

"Maybe it's because Chelsea is dead now that I don't feel as much resentment within me," Tammy said casually as she sipped on her coffee, "My psychiatrist told me not to feel inferior because guilt is something that the person who committed wrong should feel."

"Of course. Did you mention that you want a manicure? Let's go to a nail salon later! I want to get my nails painted." Avery switched to a more casual topic.

Tammy scanned her up and down and asked, "Since when have you started caring so much about your appearance? You are even wearing a necklace today. I dare say you are not wearing it for me, right? Do you have a date with Elliot later?"

Avery couldn't help her smile. "He's so busy that he barely has the time to eat these days. How could he possibly make time for a date? I