Female Novel
Chapter 1531
Lyndon stepped aside, offering a smile at Brian’s assertive demeanor.Gail, amidst her baking preparations, caught sight of Brian attending to Rosalynn’s hands and smiled to herself.
Rumors had circulated that Brian had no affection for his wife, whom he had married against his will, yet his actions suggestedquite the contrary.
“Rosa, I’m about to bake some pastries, akin to bread. Would you care to assist?” Gail invited her after Brian’s gesture wascomplete.
“I'd Love to,” Rosalynn accepted with a warm smile.
Turning to the two men, Gail proposed, “Brian, Lyndon, perhaps you'd prefer to step outside for a chat? Later, you can taste thebread.”
“I'll stay and help,” Lyndon offered, though his underlying intent was to remain by Rosalynn’s side.
Brian shot Lyndon a chilly look, murmuring firmly, “I'll stay and help too.”
Gail flashed a smile and remarked, “How about you two just wait for the food outside?”
At that moment, Kyson and Selina entered the kitchen.
Upon seeing the pair, Gail instructed, “Kyson, would you escort Brian and Lyndon outside for some entertainment?”
Kyson agreed and proposed, “How about a game of basketball?”
Brian and Lyndon exchanged a glance and concurred, “Sure.”
Their demeanor was frosty and haughty. They didn’t leave as though they were off to a game, but rather as if heading into battle!Watching the trio depart, Selina turned to Gail and mentioned, “I'll tag along then. I’m not much use in the kitchen anyway.”Gail responded with an affectionate grin, “Go on then. I’m well aware you dislike the cooking smell.”
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In a playful display before Rosalynn, Selina planted a kiss on Gail’s cheek and darted off.
Rosalynn’s gaze fell, and she remained silent, though her emotions seemed to stir.
Left alone with Gail in the kitchen, she finally said, “Mrs. Moreno, you shower Miss Forbes with such affection. Those unawaremight mistake her for your own daughter.”
As Gail kneaded the dough, she shared, “Selina’s father has faithfully served as our butler for many years, and her motherattended to me for just as long. When my daughter passed away, it plunged me into grief. Selina’s presence helped me find myway out of that sorrow. She has always been like a daughter to me in my heart.”
Ashadow of sadness briefly crossed her eyes, perhaps a flicker of memory .Rosalynn joined in kneading the dough to offer support.
“| apologize if my words have brought back painful memories.”