Julian stepped out of the bathroom, fresh from his shower, only to find Rosalie still sitting there, lost in thought,


    There was something different about her, but when he looked closer, it was like nothing had changed at all.


    He didn''t bother saying anything. He had learned his lesson. Every time he exchanged words with this wornan, he ended up so frustrated that he was about to explode


    He dressed quickly and headed for the door. But just as he stepped out, he hesitated. For some reason, he nced back at her


    Recalling the doctor''s warning from the night before, he spoke in a clipped one, "Don''t get your foot wet. Don''t walk around. If you need anything,


    "Clot it." Rosalie''s voice was calm, alinos indifferent. She didn''t even look at lu


    Once Julian was gone, Rosalie took a deep breath, pulled herself together, and called ra to bring her some clothes.


    When ra arrived and saw Houle getting dressed to go out, she immediately tried to stop her. "Ma''am, your foot is still in pretty bad shape. You should really be resting in bed. If there''s anything you need, just let me know, I''ll handle it for you!


    Rosalie buttoned up her coat and replied casually, "I will rest. But first, get in a car. I''m going home."


    ra hesitated, clearly confused. "Ma''am, are you still mad at Mr. Galloway?"


    ra assumed that since Julian brought Rosalie back to Rosalian Manor, she would finally have a reason to stay. After all, Rosalie had always been so in love with Julian. Now that she had a chance to mend things, why would she leave again!


    Rosalie looked up at ra and smiled, "Mad? What''s there to be mad about? We are divorced. I don''t have anything here. It''s not exactly the best ce to recover, don''t you think?"


    Rosalie was very clear that if she had any sense, she''d get out of here before Julian came back with Roseanne. Otherwise, things would only get really awkward


    ra didn''t understand what was going through Rosalie''s head. She figured Rosalie was just being stubborn and throwing a tantrum in the heat of


    the moment.


    She continued to persuade Rosalie, "Ma''am, if you need anything, just tell me. I''ll arrange it for you. But you should stay here and rest. If you leave now, I can''t even exin to Mr. Galloway when hees back,"


    Rosalie kept buttoning her coat, but at thatst sentence, she almostughed out loud..