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“It’ll be quicker if we both help.

Come on,” Barlow insisted, taking her hand and joining Sanford.

Hearing their laughter, Tilda smiled and said to Sheldon, “Sheldon, stay here with Rosalynn.

I’ll go help too.

”

“Mom, I can help too,” Sheldon said, grabbing her hand eagerly.

He wasn’t interested in the work.

He just wanted to be part of the fun.

“Okay,” Tilda agreed, taking Sheldon’s hand and joining the barbecue team.

Lyndon was on a phone call.

When he finished, he found Rosalynn sitting alone in the chair.

Lyndon eased himself down beside Rosalynn, giving her a concerned look.

“Rosalynn, how are Mr.

and Mrs.

Moreno doing?” he asked.

“They’re doing well,” she replied with a nod.

Her eyes shifted to Tilda, who was helping Sheldon with something nearby.

“You and Tilda are good too, right?”

Lyndon followed her gaze.

Tilda was crouched beside Sheldon, carefully showing him how to skewer food.

Her eyes shone with a gentle smile, radiating peace and warmth as she guided him.

Lyndon simply nodded in response, a silent acknowledgment of the moment.

He could tell things were smoother between them now.

They didn’t hate each other, but they both kept their deeper feelings to themselves.

In a marriage like theirs, as long as they avoided digging too deep, they could find happiness together.

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Rosalynn glanced at Lyndon.

His handsome features were shrouded in the night, making it hard for her to read his thoughts.

Was he still dwelling on thoughts of Rosanna?

Lyndon had always been a man with a tender heart.

Rosalynn just wished he could let go of the past and embrace a fresh start.

“Lyndon, you need to live in the moment and appreciate your marriage.

”

She didn’t bluntly tell him to forget about Rosanna, but she trusted he understood what she meant.

Lyndon offered a soft smile, keeping his silence.

His eyes stayed on Tilda and Sheldon, watching them as they threaded food.

As he recalled the moments they shared, his expression grew gentle.

He didn’t feel any bitterness toward Tilda.

He was committed to making a good life with her.