"Well, you seem to be in high spirits. That's comforting."

“Why, what were you worried about?" Brian's voice was filled with amusement, already guessing Sanford's response.

“Nothing much. Just worried you might have gotten a bit too rowdy after your drinks last night."

Brian rolled his eyes at Sanford's teasing.

What a perfect couple Sanford and Maggie were!

"You and Maggie think alike.”

“Is Maggie there with you?" Sanford's tone turned more serious.

“No, she's not here. She's as thoughtful as you. She didn't want to intrude on our breakfast," Brian jested.

“Alright, I won't bother you two any Longer. Bye."

After ending the call, Rosalynn asked, "Was that Sanford?"

"Yes."

After a moment's pause, Rosalynn ventured, "Do you think there's still hope for him and Maggie?"

Even though their social statuses did not match, love often worked in mysterious ways.

“Depends on fate, perhaps? If they're meant to be, they will be." Brian shrugged nonchalantly.

They enjoyed their breakfast in companionable silence, then got ready for work.

Rosalynn messaged Maggie to inform her she was about to leave.

Maggie had eagerly anticipated her message.

Upon their departure, they discovered her patiently awaiting them at the entrance.

“Good morning, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes!" Maggie greeted cheerily.

Rosalynn playfully chided her.

"Maggie, knock it off!"

Maggie shrugged off her teasing with a grin, looping her arm through Rosalynn's.