Chapter 403
Word on the street was that Romeo had bought a mansion near the university district, and he was often seen there. One didn’t need to be a genius to figure out what was happening.
But she didn’t call him out. Instead, she smiled and said to Louisa, "Let’s plan another get-together soon, okay?"
"Sure." Louisa’s smile was so wide it almost split her face. "You two should get some rest. Romeo, take good care of Rose, won’t you?"
"No problem at all."
Even though it was vacation time, Rose had many responsibilities. There might be other things waiting for her at the university. Louisa didn’t pry into her daughter’s schedule but watched them drive off with maternal love in her eyes.
"Honey, I think George and Jennifer are really treating Rose like their own daughter," Kenneth mused as he watched them leave, feeling a sense of relief for their daughter’s future.
"But doesn’t it feel a bit like our daughter just visited us and is now heading back to her in-laws? Do you feel it too?"
"Our daughter is grown up and will get married eventually." While Louisa was reluctant to let go, she knew that every generation would have its own blessings. It was futile to dwell on it. "Let’s go in."
In the following days, whenever Jennifer came across amusing jokes or videos on the internet, she would share them with Rosemary, and they would have a good laugh together.
After the vacation, Jennifer would often cook delicious meals and deliver them to Rosemary at her university. They would walk around the campus together, hand in hand.
Jennifer would consult Rosemary about everything—from what dress to wear to a dinner party, to the color of her nail polish, and even her hairdo. Sometimes, she would take Rosemary out with her, treating her like a best friend.