Upon hearing his mother's proposition, Sanford felt a surge of excitement.

"What's the condition?"

“Sanford, you two haven't been acquainted for very long, correct?

Therefore, you're not fully aware of each other yet. If you're still together after two years, I'll personally organize your wedding. This shouldn't be too hard for you!"

Sanford's eyes sparkled as he turned to gaze at Maggie.

Maggie mirrored his glance, a hopeful gleam in her eyes.

She seemed to see a glimmer of hope.

Could she possibly have a chance to become his wife?

“Agreed, Mom. We have a deal.”

Sanford's grin was brimming with confidence, as if success was certain.

“Well, let's have dinner now."

Janiya didn't add anything else, trying hard to suppress the coldness in her eyes.

She was the one who orchestrated Jaelyn's return.

She promised Jaelyn money and requested her to play along.

She assumed her son would undoubtedly go back to Jaelyn, but to her surprise, he declared he had a new girlfriend.

And he even brought Maggie home, announcing they planned to get married.

How could she let a poor woman be his wife?

That was why she used the stalling tactics.

She was keen to see whether her son had truly become indifferent towards Jaelyn.

Sylvia carried a thermos flask to the hospital.

In the room, Valeria chatted with Hutton, leaning against the bed's headrest. She seemed in good spirits and presumably fine.

“Rosalynn, Valeria's ideas for baby names are quite peculiar!"