She informed Rosalynn about Jaelyn's battle with advanced stomach cancer five years ago.

Rosalynn's eyes flashed with surprise.

After a while, she questioned, “And how did he react? Is he considering reconciling with Jaelyn?”

As Maggie turned on the faucet, she shook her head.

"He said that I'm his girlfriend now.”

Rosalynn raised her eyebrows.

“That's good news, isn't it?"

Once the sink was almost filled, Maggie turned off the faucet and said softly, "Rosalynn, I can't shake off this surreal feeling, as though my happiness has been stolen from someone else, and it might vanish at any moment."

He had been in Love with Jaelyn first and would even utter her name in his dreams.

Given that they broke up due to a misunderstanding, could he really have no residual emotions for her?

“Maggie, don't overthink it. If he said that you are his girlfriend, embrace that assurance," Rosalynn consoled her.

Maggie offered a smile but stayed silent.

Rosalynn glanced at her.

“What's the matter? Are you scared you can't outshine his ex-girlfriend?"

Maggie shook her head, saying, “Rosalynn, even though I deeply adore Sanford, I would wish him happiness if he chooses to reunite with Jaelyn. I'm aware I come from a humble background. I'm content with the precious memories we've created."

Sensing her Lack of self-assurance, Rosalynn gently patted her shoulder and comforted her.

“Maggie, don't belittle yourself. You have your unique strengths. Life can be unpredictable, and you should trust in your love."

Maggie looked at her, nodding and smiling.

“Thank you, Rosalynn. You're always there, supporting me like a caring sister."

Rosalynn Laughed and teased, "That's right. And that's why you must invite me to your wedding.”

Hearing this, Maggie couldn't help but chuckle.

Her melancholic thoughts disappeared.