After hanging up the phone, Brian couldn't help but dwell on the distant and indifferent look in Rosalynn's eyes. The tension between his eyebrows eased slightly.

Her indifference towards him now wasn't only because of Barlow's passing. It was also because she had seen the fake divorce certificate.

Did that mean she still cared about him?

His desperate heart began to stir with hope.

Brian straightened up, feeling a newfound freshness in the air.

He knew he had to clear up this misunderstanding.

His love for her was so profound that dissolving their marriage without explaining it to her was out of the question.

Just then, his phone rang, breaking his reverie.

It was Edwin calling.

"Mr. Hughes, there has been a fire at the Skrix branch's warehouse.

It's a dire situation. Do you want to go there in person?"

Brian's face darkened when he heard this. He quickly replied, "Pick me up right away."

"Alright."

As for Rosalynn, when she returned home, she promptly messaged Karina to let her know she had gone back home.

After that, she started packing her things.

If the bidding for the museum was successful, she would stay in Skrix for a while.

Even if the bidding wasn't successful, she still planned to stay.

She needed to unravel the mystery of her relationship with the Moreno family.

Could she possibly be their long-lost daughter?

Once her packing was complete, she dialed Maggie's number.