“Is there anything else? If not, I’ll hang up now.”
To her disappointment, Brian simply responded with a flat “Okay.”
Was this just a perfunctory call?
Had their relationship deteriorated to the point where only such brief exchanges remained?
Her heart ached as if it had been scratched again, and the pain was almost unbearable.
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Behind her, Sanford’s magnetic voice broke the silence.
“Rosalynn, I know what has been going on between you and Brian. Don’t blame him too much. I’ve had
a conversation with him. He is just jealous.”
Rosalynn’s heart skipped a beat, and she turned to look at Sanford, her curiosity piqued.
Sanford continued, “When something happened to your best friend, Karina, the first person you called
was Barlow. Brian believes that you care more about Barlow and trust him more.”
She trusted Barlow more?
Rosalynn pursed her lips as she struggled to find words to explain herself.
“I was…”
She stopped after realizing that there was no need to explain further.
The misunderstandings between her and Brian had snowballed since that night at the club when she
spent time with Barlow.
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It wasn’t until his mother’s return that these misunderstandings had grown out of proportion.
Brian believed she trusted Barlow more, but he had never fully trusted her.
“What do you want to say, Rosalynn?” Sanford asked after he saw Rosalynn hesitate.
“Nothing,” Rosalynn replied, forcing a smile.
“Let’s go.”
As they walked, Sanford wanted to say more but chose to remain silent.
He understood that some matters were best resolved between the two involved parties.