They were engrossed in a game, and Jaelyn ended up on the losing side.

As a penalty, her friends dared her to perform a pole dance on stage.

She was so hot that she was targeted by a drunk man.

It was Sanford who intervened, and that was how they met.

Jaelyn was a dancer, graced with an air of sophistication. Sanford instantly fell in love with her at first sight, and thus began his pursuit of her.

The allure of love was too powerful to resist. He was captivated by her charm.

After three blissful years of love, the notion of marriage crossed his mind.

But his happiness, fragile like a bubble, shattered just as he was about to grasp it.

Jaelyn's abrupt disappearance made him feel like an idiot.

He hated her so much.

But now, she claimed there were reasons behind her actions.

It turned out that she had her own difficulties.

She had cherished him all those years.

His mind was in a mess, which made him a little confused.

After what felt like an eternity, the door swung open, and Maggie walked in.

Observing Maggie's calm and quiet face, Sanford managed to rein in his messy thoughts.

“Sorry, I just answered a phone call and couldn't go shopping with you."

Maggie closed the door behind her and smiled.

"That's fine. I didn't want you to endure the crowded supermarket. You might find it uncomfortable."

Her voice was as soothing as ever.

An unexplained guilt gnawed at Sanford.

He held her tightly in his arms.