When Byron heard her, he frowned and gazed solemnly at the woman with an inquisitive look in his eyes.

If he had heard her correctly, the fact the woman was asking such questions meant she was warming up to him.

Rosalie’s gaze wavered when the man met her eyes, and she pretended to remain calm as she moved her gaze elsewhere.

A brief moment later, Byron’s deep voice rang out. “I’ve never liked her, nor will I ever marry her. So, there’s nothing to explain.”

A surprised look briefly appeared in Rosalie’s eyes when she heard that.

If this had taken place six years ago, she would never have expected Byron to say such things.

He had never liked Wendy? How was that possible…

She remembered clearly how Byron had said over and over again that Wendy was the only person he would marry six years ago. He had even gone so far as to give her the silent treatment so she would leave.

Since he was saying such things now, what meaning did the things he said six years ago hold?

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