Theirs was a love that was as heartrending as it was beautiful.

As she thought of this, Brian's face inexplicably came to her mind.

What would she have done if they were faced with the same situation one day?

And why was she thinking of him again?

Rosalynn forced thoughts of him out and chastised herself.

If she had known then what she did now, she would have chosen not to fall in love or get married because it meant that she would never have to endure such a loss.

"I think my allergy has subsided. I don't feel so itchy now. You're really good at this, Rosa. Thank you." Gail said to Rosalynn, her voice colored lightly in surprise.

That pulled Rosalynn back to her senses. She smiled at Gail.

Her eyes fell on Gail's hair and flickered slightly.

“Mrs. Moreno, you've grown some grey hair. Let me help you pull them out."

“Really? Time flies fast." Gail sighed, nodding.

Rosalynn bent down, gently pulling out a few strands before wrapping them into the bracelet.

"You have such a wonderful temperament. I wish I could be half as elegant as you when I reach your age."

Gail smiled at her praise.

“You are so sweet," she said.

“I'm only telling the truth." Rosalynn stood straight and smiled.

Looking into her beautiful eyes, Gail said, "You're lovely. Have you been with anyone after your divorce?"

The smile on Rosalynn's face froze at the question.

"No."

“Great! I know a lot of eligible men. What's your type? I can introduce you to someone."