Noticing it was a text from Rosalynn, his eyes gleamed with excitement.

This should be the first time that she took the initiative to send him a message.

Getting up from his seat, Brian moved to the window and hastily dialed Rosalynn's number.

Meanwhile, Rosalynn was absorbed in staring at her phone.

Recognizing Brian's incoming call, she picked up, offering a simple, “Hello.”

“Are you still awake?"

“Yes. Have you made it there?" es. My mother is doing well."

“Good.”

A simple exchange followed, after which, an awkward silence ensued.

Brian, while taking in the sight of the blooming flowers and plants in the mansion, was carefully organizing his words.

“Rosalynn, my relationship with Selina isn't what you might think.

Please don't misunderstand."

After a brief pause, Rosalynn responded, “But isn't she your childhood sweetheart and the one who saved your life?"

Her tone was steady, yet Brian detected a whiff of jealousy, almost imperceptibly.

Brian's eyes sparkled.

“My grandma told you? Indeed, I had a past with her, but that's history now."

Rosalynn countered, "It's often said that the first love leaves an indelible imprint. Are you sure you've moved on?”

*m sure! Rosalynn, you are the one I Love you now.”

Brian's resolute voice echoed over the phone line, causing Rosalynn's emotions to waver.

As she thought of Eleanor, she began to say, "Your relationship with Eleanor..."

“Rosalynn, I promise to sever all ties with her. I'll Leave Eleanor's matters to Edwin from now on."

Before Rosalynn could finish, Brian interjected hurriedly.