Her sleeping posture, some of her actions, and some of her micro-expressions and looks were all Yvonne. It was when he looked at her face closely that he realized he could actually still tell that this was Yvonne.

Marcus gently put her on the hospital bed. In the end, Yvonne was so tired that she fell asleep. I'm the jerk of all jerks in this world…' Marcus kept saying.Just like that, with one crying and scolding while the other tolerated as much as he could, both of them kept going back and forth for two hours like that.

'Aunt Yvonne, you.you're not going to harm me like that, are you? I…I have already stopped having these kinds of junk foods for a I'll buy you all the junk foods that your parents don't allow you to have!'Aino was so shocked that she immediately took a couple of steps back. I'll buy many, many chips and jerkies for you in the future. I'll never ever fight you for your snacks anymore in the future. 'I've never doubted you!''Thank you, my baby. 'Aino, you've always known it's me, isn't it? You've always known that it's me, right?'Aino nodded. They both turned their heads around and saw that it was actually Aino.'You! You silly brat! You've scared me to death! Why are you here?' Marcus immediately got pissed when he saw that it was Aino.Aino, however, beamed broadly as she came to Marcus and Yvonne and said affectionately, 'Aunt Yvonne, your misery has ended and you're finally getting your happy ending.'Yvonne cried happily. The song is meant to be Sabrina's celebration of her new life after the messy fallout.Yvonne and Marcus were startled at the same time. 'So sue me for being good friends with your friends/ And running into you the place that we met/ For being something you can't forget/ So sue me.'ĭespite the romantic context, 'Sue Me' was actually inspired by a real-life lawsuit, where the Disney star was sued by her former music managers after she left the management company. 'So sue me for looking too pretty tonight/ Wearing your favorite color under the lights/ For moving on, doing everything right,' she sings during the bubbly hook. Bonus points if you can spot Carptenter's BFF Joey King in the clip! Throughout the clip, the 19-year-old heads to college class and shakes off the blues until she takes the lyrics all too literal in a courtroom. In the three-minute video, which was directed by Lauren Dunn, the budding star attempts to overcome a broken romance with the help of her friends because close confidants are all you need to get you out of bed. Just a week after the release of her new album, Singular Act 1, Sabrina Carpenter dropped the music video for 'Sue Me,' the second single from the collection, on Friday (November 16).

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