Chapter 162 Resentment Arises

Stin quietly watched Sarina, her expression determined, as if she was assuring herself that she could raise the child healthily even if she was alone. He watched as Sarina's long lashes trembled slightly, her shining eyes seemingly holding back tears. In his memories, the young Sarina didn't like to cry. Whenever she was sad, she would purse her lips, blink her eyes, and force her tears back. She'd say, "If Daddy sees me sad, he'll be sad too." So no matter how sad Sarina was, she never seemed to cry in front of others. In Stin's eyes, Sarina's excessive strength made him feel heartache and at a loss. "I believe in you." Stin reached out and rubbed her head, his eyes full of tenderness. Sarina looked up at the handsome man in front of her and spoke in a low voice, "Thank you." Stin knew Sarina didn't have a mother since she was young, so she placed special importance on family affection. She would rather suffer herself than let the people around her get hurt. "You don't have