Chapter 226 Affection

Stin's beautiful eyes fixed on Sarina as they both remained silent. Even though Sarina was often slow to realize things, but she clearly understood what it meant when a man unconditionally gave his time and energy to a woman. She knew what Stin's actions represented. After five years, Sarina felt deeply indebted to Stin, harboring guilt and unease. If this continued, she feared she would never be able to repay him in this lifetime. "Don't overthink it. If you've decided to develop your business back home, we’ll go back together," Stin said, breaking the silence. Sarina was taken aback. "You’re going back too?" "Yes, if you’re planning to start a company there, I’ll go to help you." Sarina widened her eyes in disbelief. Her reasons for leaving were not just the opportunities back home but also her guilt over how much Stin had helped her without her being able to reciprocate. She thought distancing herself would ease that guilt. She never expected Stin to make such a significant de