Caught by her comment, Brian gazed at her, his smile emerging after a brief pause.

"Rosa, you'd be free from such strife if the Morenos were your true parents. They're genuinely kind, fostering nothing but harmony at home."

Her heart fluttered at the thought, leaving her oddly unsettled.

“Brian, am I overthinking? This feels like a blunder. They're not my family, after all."

Brian grasped her hand, his assurance firm.

“Rosa, the presence or absence of your parents changes nothing for me. My love for you is eternal."

His eyes locked with hers, mingled with warmth and tenderness.

A warmth spread through her.

“Sweet talk, huh?"

His smile widened, and he moved closer.

"Sweet lips too. Would you like to find out?"

Rosalynn gave a roll of her eyes before halting her playful banter.

She ordered an assortment of dishes and requested they be packaged to go. Shortly afterward, she and Brian headed to the hospital.

Brian harbored no fondness for Lyndon, yet he had to engage with him with courteous detachment.

To provoke Lyndon, Brian would often overtly display his affection for Rosalynn, hoping to irritate him into asking them to Leave.

On the morning of the third day, Rosalynn received the DNA test results from the hospital, which confirmed she had no biological ties to Gail.

Brian also reviewed the results. Without a word, he extracted his phone and dialed Edwin.

“Edwin, have the test results come in?" he inquired.

“Not yet, but they should arrive shortly," Edwin responded.

Brian instructed, “Ensure there's no interference with them."