Returning to reality, Rosalynn reciprocated the gesture, expressing her gratitude.

“Thank you."

"Rosalynn, congratulations!"

Millie, standing alongside Sanford, forced a flattering smile and remarked, “The first time I saw you, I sensed you were extraordinary.

Turns out, I was right. You truly are exceptional."

The excessive flattery left Rosalynn slightly uneasy, given her clear recollection of Millie's disdain for ordinary individuals Like herself and Maggie.

However, Rosalynn's primary curiosity rested on her connection with Sanford.

Rosalynn regarded Sanford with a perplexed expression.

Nonchalantly toying with his glass, Sanford uttered in a chilly tone, "Incidentally, Millie and I are planning to get engaged early next month. You both must join us for a celebratory toast at the engagement party."

Getting engaged?

Rosalynn was taken aback. Observing the bashful pride on Millie's face, she couldn't resist questioning, “Sanford, you're engaged? What about Maggie?"

How could he rush into an engagement with another woman so swiftly?

Even though Maggie had departed, Rosalynn always believed in the potential between them. Because Maggie's departure was linked to Janiya.

All Sanford had to do was convince her mother and locate Maggie.

Why would he abandon that pursuit?

Sanford ceased toying with the glass, raising his gaze to meet Rosalynn's.

"Rosalynn, do you know where she is?"

Rosalynn snapped back to reality, pursing her lips.

The truth was, she had no idea of Maggie's whereabouts, as Maggie had never reached out to her.

Sanford persisted, "If you find out where she is, please relay her a message for me. At the very least, we have a history. I would Like to extend an invitation to her for my engagement party."