Brian rubbed his brow and said, "Grandma, can I make my own decisions?"

Debora nodded and replied, "Alright, I won't interfere. But I also heard that your brother is close to her too. Do you share similar taste, or does your brother have ulterior motives?"

Brian remained silent, his face darkening.

Debora took his hand and said gently, "Brian, don't harm an innocent girl because of our family affairs."

Brian nodded, replying, “I understand."

“If you truly care for her, be brave and pursue her," Debora encouraged with a smile.

Brian glanced at her, feigning arrogance.

“Grandma, I’m exceptional. Do I really need to take the initiative to chase after her?"

Debora smiled, reminding him, “You are indeed exceptional, but remember, women need companionship. No matter how excellent you are, if you ignore her, she will leave you."

Brian understood his grandmother's message.

She was chastising him for neglecting his wife, driving her away.

“Grandma, they are different. I know what I should do."

For him, there was a clear difference between the girl he disliked and the one he Longed to be with.

Brian suddenly remembered his wife's name was also Rosalynn.

He wondered if the divorce certificate was issued.

As he considered asking Edwin about it, his phone rang. lho's this?" he asked.

Mr. Hughes, this is the police station. Your employee, Rosalynn Fuller, is under investigation for suspected intentional injury..."

Rosalynn, a suspect in intentional injury?

Brian's expression darkened at the news. He hung up and informed Debora, "Grandma, I have urgent matters to attend to. I must leave."

Debora nodded, her eyes narrowing.

She sensed that Brian was finally appreciating his wife's worth.

She anticipated the day the truth would emerge.