After saying goodbye to the men, Rosalynn snatched her bag from Brian's hand and strode out without looking at him.

Brian smiled again, and, in full view of the construction workers, sauntered behind her.

When they were finally inside the elevator, Rosalynn turned to him and demanded, "Don't you have anything better to do than follow me all day long?"

Brian replied, “I am very busy today. But for the sake of my beloved wife, I am more than happy to take a break from my packed schedule.”

Rosalynn felt as though her words barely affected Brian.

Brian's actions defied her understanding of him.

Wasn't he supposed to be an arrogant and fickle CEO?

How did he manage to be so brazen and patient now?

Their journey was filled with silence. As the elevator descended to the first floor, Brian reached out to tuck a stray strand of hair behind her ear.

“Now, don't look so glum. You're still beautiful, but I prefer your smiling face."

Rosalynn brushed him off.

"As Long as you keep your distance, I'll have a brighter smile every day.”

Brian chuckled and followed her.

"What would you like for Lunch?"

Rosalynn walked to her car and opened the door.

“I believe the expecting mother needs your care more than I do.“

Her own words stung her.

Brian's face clouded over at this.

Watching Rosalynn's car pull away, Brian pursed his lips and sighed faintly.

“Mr. Hughes, it's time to leave." Edwin held the car door open for him.

Brian turned away and climbed into the car.

His pursuit of his wife was still in progress. He needed to be patient.