Apartments.

Soon enough, they arrived at the destination. As the car stopped, Rosalynn thanked Brian again and proceeded to help Maggie get out of the car.

Watching Rosalyn, Brian tapped the steering wheel with his slender fingers. But when he saw that she was having much difficulty, he eventually turned off the engine and got out to give a hand.

When Rosalynn turned her head, she was quite surprised to see Brian there helping her.

It had gotten late, and the warm rays of the street lights illuminated his handsome face.

Surprisingly, Brian seemed to be very willing to help her.

"Thank you,” Rosalynn said sincerely as she punched the elevator button.

A few moments later, the elevator doors opened. Brian helped Maggie into the elevator.

Then, out of nowhere, he said, "Can't you think of anything else to say besides thank you?"

Rosalynn froze for a while and uttered in a low voice, "I appreciate it. There. Are you satisfied?"

Brian could just blink a couple times, speechless.

While there was an awkward silence, the elevator went up and eventually stopped on the twenty-seventh floor.

They went out and assisted Maggie to Rosalynn's unit.

“We'll be fine from here,” Rosalynn said to Brian.

Subtle but clear, she implied that he could go back now.

Brian's eyes narrowed slightly, and a trace of displeasure flashed across his handsome face.

After all, it was very rare of him to take the initiative to help others. If it was someone else who received his help, they would be extremely grateful to him.

But not Rosalynn. As soon as she got the chance, she drove him away. Didn't she take him seriously? Or was she just playing hard to get?

Rosalynn slowly helped Maggie into the room. But seeing that Brian was still standing at the door unhappily, she tilted her head and furrowed her brows.

Why did he look so grumpy? What did he want?

"Mr. Hughes—"

As she called out to him, she suddenly heard what seemed like a stomach growling.

Rosalynn froze, instantly realizing that it was Brian's.

Indeed, Brian should be hungry by now.

He must have not had dinner yet.