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It was an emotional moment while they were having dinner. Mrs. Smith had already calmed down while wiping her tears. Yvette was trying to control the tears earlier, but with her bloodshot eyes, Clyde could sense that she was still hurt.

"I'm really sorry for this trouble." Mrs. Smith said it apologetically as soon as she went back to her seat.

Yvette shook her head to let her know that she wasn't blaming Clyde's mother for what happened to Yvonne.

As their conversation deepened, Mrs. Smith started asking about Yvette's plans.

"I'm planning to leave the country, perhaps this month," she stated.

"Oh... I think that's what's best for you. Knowing what happened," Mrs. Smith said, looking at her son carefully.

Mrs. Smith wanted to ask about them to clarify if they had already solved their issues with each other, but she didn't want to open it up and just wanted her son to handle it.

Yvette doesn't want to stay for too long because she doesn't want to feel more pain every time she looks int