“No need. Please stop following me."

“But Keegan, I have feelings for you!"

On her return to the private dining room, Rosalynn found that Debora and Frankie had almost finished their meal and were getting ready to leave.

“Rosalynn, are you full? Eat more if you aren't," Debora said warmly.

“I'm full. Let me drive you home," Rosalynn replied, offering her arm.

Debora patted her hand.

“Good girl."

Beside Debora, Frankie said, “Rosalynn, you've had to endure quite a lot over these two years."

Rosalynn flashed a smile.

"I don't feel wronged. Grandma has been very kind to me. She makes me feel right at home.“

Her tone was neither humble nor arrogant, and Frankie was very satisfied with her.

Debora turned to her and said, “Rosalynn, I know you're a good girl, and I believe that your relationship with Barlow is innocent. However, you mentioned you saved each other. How well do you know him?"

Rosalynn said, "Barlow and I haven't known each other for a long time, and we're not that familiar. We happened to save each other before, that's all."

She then narrated the stories of how she had saved Barlow and how he had shielded her from a hazardous splash of sulfuric acid.

Debora nodded her head, deep in thoughts.

After a moment's pause, Rosalynn continued, “There are things I can't tell you, but I know Barlow is a good guy. Someday, you'll see that, too."

Upon hearing her words, Debora and Frankie, exchanged glances before nodding in agreement.

Debora sighed.

“If only I could witness Barlow and Brian making amends in my lifetime."

Rosalynn tried to Lift her spirits.

“You've got many more years Left. I bet you'll get to see that day."

Barlow didn't take Brian as an enemy. When the truth was exposed, he and Brian would be reconciled.