Debora then turned to Rosalynn.

"Rosalynn, come closer, dear."

Rosalynn complied and moved to Debora's side.

Taking Rosalynn's hand, Debora stated, "“Rosalynn, I have a heart condition that doesn't tolerate stress well. You and Brian must treat each other well in the future. I'm still hoping for a great-grandchild."

Caught off guard, Rosalynn was at a loss for words.

As she stood there, Brian came up and wrapped his arms around her.

“I understand, Grandma. We will hurry up and let you have a great-grandchild."

Rosalynn's gaze involuntarily settled on Brian upon hearing his statement.

His previous anger had led her to believe reconciliation was off the table.

So, was his promise to his grandmother mere Lip service or was it truly heartfelt?

“You brat, you'd better keep your word." Debora playfully scolded him before turning to Rosalynn.

“Rosalynn, you made a promise to me, remember?"

She had previously committed to giving Brian another chance.

Rosalynn's mind drifted back to the discussion she had with Debora before Brian's departure overseas, she nodded in acknowledgment.

"I haven't forgotten."

However, life had a knack for thwarting plans.

Before she could fully understand what was happening with Eleanor, she was seen together with Barlow.

She couldn't predict where her relationship with Brian was headed.

"Mr. Hughes, I've filled out the prescription. If there's nothing else, I'll take my leave." The doctor, having written out the medication list, spoke.

“I'LL escort you out." Brian stood up and accompanied the doctor out.

With the door closed, the room was left to the women.

Deanna approached the bed and said in a sweet voice, “Debora, you haven't introduced me yet."