Ruth silently told herself that from now on, she would prioritize her friend's happiness and stop helping others gather information.

Isabella was a busy person, and she was only just turning twenty-seven. There was no need for her to rush into marriage and she did not need her friend to worry about it for her.

Many strong and successful women were still single well into their thirties or forties.

“We’re having a barbecue tonight. If you don’t mind, come join us. But don’t come with the intention of playing matchmaker for me. If that’s the case, I’m not inviting you,” Isabella said.

Ruth laughed, “I promise I won’t meddle in that. You’re only twenty-seven and you’re still young, there’s no need to rush.”

She had gotten married early, but Isabella was different. Isabella bore heavy responsibilities.

Caleb had even mentioned that he was willing to marry into the O'Connor family instead, but Ruth knew that he would not be able to help Isabella much.

As the son-in-law of the O'Conno