"This must be Rosalynn, the recently found daughter of the Moreno family, correct?" Tilda whispered gently.

Rosalynn greeted her with a smile, and Karina elaborated, "Rosa has another identity as well-she's the true author of Sunshine."

Tilda expressed her astonishment at learning this.

“I've heard Mrs. Hughes is also a renowned designer. You're quite multi-talented."

Rosalynn arched an eyebrow and remarked, "The more skills, the better."

Tilda agreed with a laugh, “That's right. I heard Ms. Glyn's TV drama is about to start shooting. Mrs. Hughes, will you be involved?"

"Yes, I will."

Karina suggested, "There's no need to address us as Ms. Glyn or Mrs. Hughes; it sounds odd. You can call me Karina."

Rosalynn said, “And you can call me by my first name too."

"Well, I go by Tilda," Tilda replied.

The three exchanged smiles and noticed Valeria waving to them from across the hall. Karina suggested, "Rosa, Tilda, how about we go there and talk?"

“Sounds good."

The three of them joined Valeria, taking their seats beside her.

“Valeria, how are you? Are you feeling alright?" Karina inquired with genuine concern.

“I'm fine. Who's this?" Valeria inquired, directing her gaze toward Tilda.

"The Scriptwriter Tilda Larson." Karina introduced.

Valeria's eyes sparkled as she exclaimed, “Oh, you're the renowned scriptwriter whose work has made such an impressive impact! You have such an elegant demeanor!" Valeria complimented Tilda.

Tilda appeared a bit uneasy with the flattery and adjusted her glasses nervously.

“And you're Valeria! I've watched your performances; you have remarkable talent!" Tilda replied appreciatively.

“It's okay, it's nothing special!"