Jack watched her with tender eyes.

Rosalynn watched the two of them, silently observing their faces.

She was no stranger to what was happening in front of her. Even a fool would see how Jack's eyes lit up with admiration as he gazed at Karina.

He was obviously drawn to her.

Barlow had passed away, and Rosalynn didn't know if Karina would ever consider another man.

"You should go and eat, too. You don't have to keep standing here."

After drinking, Karina handed the tumbler back to Jack and waved at him.

“Enjoy your meal," Jack said politely, smiling at them before leaving.

Rosalynn opened the lunch box and said casually, “Jack's a good man.”

Karina sat down next to her and opened hers as well. "Yes. He's very smart, and his acting skills are getting better and better. ALL that effort I spent supporting him wasn't for nothing."

Rosalynn took a bite of her food and glanced at her, saying nothing.

When she said that Jack was a good man, she wasn't talking about work.

But seeing her best friend be so at ease, Rosalynn didn't have the heart to push things.

She was just happy that Karina was moving on from losing Barlow and was able to smile like her old self.

The last thing Rosalynn wanted was to remind her of painful things.

The three of them began to eat.

The lunch provided was just regular fast food.

Karina looked at the Lunch box in her hand and said, "I'm sorry.

We'll all have to bear with this for a while."

Tilda took a bite and smiled. “It's not a problem. I'm not a picky eater."