Brian fell silent before asking, “Shouldn't you introduce me to your family?"

He realized he hadn't formally met her grandfather despite being married for two years.

“Are you sure?”

Rosalynn raised her eyebrows.

“My grandfather isn't too fond of you. He was quite pleased when I told him we'd divorced."

Brian rubbed his temples, saying, “Your grandfather enjoys wine. I'll procure a couple of exquisite bottles for him.”

He had neglected her for two years. When Calvert saw him, he would undoubtedly receive a lecture.

It would be best to soften the blow by giving Calvert some gifts beforehand.

"I suggest you start practicing your apologies," Rosalynn teased.

Brian smiled ruefully.

"Can you bear to see me chastised?"

“Absolutely," Rosalynn replied without hesitation.

“You're heartless!" Brian shook his head, pausing before adding, "After we visit your grandfather, I'll introduce you to my parents.

His wife deserved a formal introduction to his family.

He wouldn't let her down anymore!

Brian was suggesting a visit to his parents?

Rosalynn found herself reflecting on the events of the morning.

“I can't help but think about the encounter between Sanford's mother and Maggie this morning. I accompanied Maggie to meet Sanford's mother, and I found the latter's demeanor quite arrogant."

Rosalynn narrated the morning's events to him.

Having heard this, Brian commented, “As a lady from a wealthy family, she possesses a sense of superiority and always hopes her son can marry someone of their same social standing. It's to be expected."

Rosalynn concurred, “Then your mother will probably disdain my family background."

After all, her status as an orphan didn't match Brian's reputation as a formidable figure.