Tilda responded with a smile, “Rosa, you and Mr. Hughes really do love each other."

Rosalynn just smiled in response.

Karina agreed, “Absolutely. Tilda, brace yourself. We're going to be witnessing a lot of affection from now on."

Rosalynn teased, “So, will you share the food with me or not?"

“Yes! Absolutely!"

Karina had already begun unpacking the takeout boxes.

Observing the variety, she remarked, “Look at this spread! Chicken, duck, fish... Tilda, you might put on a few pounds. Mr. Hughes is going to keep sending us delicious food like this every day."

Tilda grinned. "Mr. Hughes is really thoughtful."

Karina responded, “Absolutely! Tilda, when you're looking for a husband, you need to choose wisely. Find someone like Mr. Hughes. He is handsome, rich, kind, and thoughtful.”

Tilda's smile slowly disappeared, and she looked down. “I'm not planning on getting married."

Karina looked at her and said, “Oh, really? So, you're against the idea of marriage?"

Tilda just smiled, not disagreeing.

Karina continued, “Looks like we're in the same boat. I'm not keen on marriage either. Hey, Tilda, we can stick together in the future.”

Rosalynn, about to sip her soup, paused when she heard Karina. She remembered the way Jack looked at Karina earlier.

Did her best friend not want to start a new relationship?

"Karina, weren't you saying you'd spend your life with me? Have you fallen for someone else already?" Rosalynn joked.

Karina pressed her lips together. "You're so content now. I won't compete with your husband.”

Rosalynn feigned disappointment. "I wouldn't say you're fickle."

“I'm not! You're still my number one," Karina said with a laugh, offering Rosalynn her favorite boneless fish. “Here, have some fish.

It's your favorite."