Karina heaved a sigh of relief.

“Whether he regrets it or not isn't my concern. I'd rather avoid seeing him in the future; he's become a sore sight for me."

Kennedi returned her smile.

“That's the spirit. Don't let it get to you. It's not worth it.”

"Right."

Rosalynn had been preoccupied the entire afternoon and hadn't noticed when Brian left the studio.

She had wanted to ask him whether he had accompanied Selina to meet the client. Ultimately, she refrained, even though she had her phone in hand.

Even couples required their individual spaces.

She had declared her trust in him and didn't want to transform into a jealous partner.

That would only suffocate him.

In the evening, she decided to pay a visit to Debora.

Having informed Maggie, she drove to Debora's place.

In the garden, Deanna was engaged in a conversation with Debora, all the while playing with a cat.

Debora, comfortably settled in a chair, looked on with an amused smile.

The setting sun cast a golden glow on the duo and the feline, creating a heartwarming scene.

Rosalynn's eyebrows lifted slightly. She had to admit, when the young girl wasn't opposing her, she was rather endearing. ji, Debora," Rosalynn announced as she approached them,

"Rosalynn." Debora's smile broadened upon seeing Rosalynn.

Deanna looked up at her, the smile fading from her face.

She paid no heed to Rosalynn and resumed playing with the cat.

The orange feline lazily narrowed its eyes, thoroughly relishing the affectionate gesture.

"You're looking well today, Debora."

Rosalynn walked over to Debora and squatted down to check her pulse.