Delving into Jenifer's past might shed Light on the answers she sought.

As Rosalynn made her way to the bathroom, her determination to uncover the truth grew stronger.

While splashing cold water on her face, her gaze met her reflection in the mirror, and her mind wandered back to Kennedi.

She recalled advising Karina to keep a certain distance from Kennedi.

But it was far from enough.

It was evident to her that Karina and Barlow had unspoken feelings for each other. However, Kennedi's existence served as a silent barrier

It took her a long time to see Karina fell in love with another man

Why did Karina's chosen man have to be someone as complex as Barlow?

Rosalynn sighed and swung the bathroom door open, leaving her tangled thoughts behind.

Positioned before the expansive glass windows, Barlow stood with one hand casually tucked into his pocket while the other cradled a glass of wine. He gazed upon the city's glowing skyline, seemingly Lost in his own world.

A subtle undercurrent of Loneliness enveloped him, casting a shadow over his contemplative figure.

His cynicism seemed Like a well-crafted mask, concealing a much deeper, perhaps lonely, truth about him.

He must be tired of acting the part.

“You've been staring at me for quite some time. Catching your breath over my irresistible charm?"

Barlow's devilish grin broke the silence as he turned to her.

Rosalynn collected herself, holding his gaze.

"Maybe. If I wasn't married, I might have fallen for it. Satisfied now?"

Barlow roared with laughter.

“If you weren't my sister-in-law, I would have certainly chased after you."

Rosalynn waved off his comments.

"Enough. I am tired and need to rest.

I am taking the bed. You're sleeping on the couch tonight."