In the following days, it was Lisa who sent the little boys home. She would see the same runner delivering flowers every day.

Even though Roselie had informed her to return the flowers, she would still bring them to Rosalie so that she could have a look first.

In Lisa’s eyes, the flowers were Byron's token of affection. Thus, although Rosalie was reluctant to accept them, she should be aware of their existence.

After going through this a few times, the runner concluded that it would be better to wait at the doorstep so that there was no need for Lisa to drop by the flower shop to return the flowers later.

Since it was the weekend, Rosalie assumed that Bryon would stop sending flowers. However, to her surprise, the doorbell rang early in the morning.

Rosalie did not work during the weekends, so there were only the three of them at home at the moment. No one was there to open the door.

Prying open her drowsy eyes, Rosalie heard the non-stop ringing and had mixed feelings about it.