She felt that it was very difficult for her to breathe.

At this time, her phone suddenly rang.

When she looked at her phone, she saw that it was from Karina.

Rosalynn took a deep breath before answering the phone.

“Karina?”

“Rosalynn, I have heard from Hutton that you went to Brian's grandma's. Is that true?"

"Yes, I did." There was a brief pause before Rosalynn continued, "Brian now knows I'm his wife, the one he has neglected for two years.

"So, Brian knows you're his wife? What's the plan now?" Karina asked, her tone filled with curiosity.

“We're going to get a divorce.” Rosalynn inhaled deeply, her swirling emotions contrasting with the calm waters of the lake.

There was a momentary pause before Karina asked, "Are you sure about that? Don't you want to think it through some more?"

“No, I've made up my mind. There's no going back." Rosalynn's response was resolute.

“Alright then, I'll support your decision," Karina replied, her voice holding a glimmer of optimism.

“At least you've had some intimate moments before the divorce."

Rosalynn could not help but snort at Karina's peculiar line of thought.

Somehow, though, it brought a glimmer of amusement to her troubled soul.

“How about we go to Royarid Club tonight?" Karina proposed, excitement lacing her voice.

Rosalynn's inclination was to agree, but the haunting memory of what had transpired a month ago halted her. It was on the same note that she had met Brian, merely seeking a night of enjoyment.

“No, thanks. Besides, this wouldn't be the first time we considered divorce."

“You know, you can still have fun even if you decide not to go through with it." Karina tried to reason with her.

“I know, but maybe not today. Oh, by the way, Barlow is still in the hospital." Rosalynn paused briefly.

“Could you watch over him today? I don't think I'll be able to go there."

Rosalynn was in a bad mood. ALL she wanted was to shut herself away in her room, where she could wallow in her own self-pity and nurse her wounds.