Millie, seeking Sanford's attention, cozied up to him and asked, “Sanford, your thoughts?"

Sanford, accommodating as ever, replied softly, “Whatever you wish."

Maggie caught a glimpse of their interaction, feeling a sting in her heart but she masked her discomfort.

"Should we proceed with the measurements now?" Millie inquired.

"Typically, we measure after finalizing the design, but we can do it now if you prefer," Maggie explained.

"Let's not wait," Millie declared.

"Very well, please come with me," Maggie agreed, standing to lead the way.

Inside the fitting room, Maggie prepared to take Millie's measurements with a tape measure.

“Hold on. Are you planning to measure me just like that?" Millie demanded, her tone full of arrogance.

Maggie, puzzled, inquired, “What other method would you prefer? Should you remove your clothing for the measurements?"

Millie was momentarily speechless, then, with a stern look, she retorted, "Your studio is known for personalized service. Shouldn't you show more courtesy to your clients?"

Maggie, maintaining her composure, asked, "What exactly are you suggesting?"

"I expect you to kneel while you measure me!"

In the waiting area, Rosalynn observed Sanford with a playful grin and remarked, "You're really going the extra mile for your fiancée! What's the deal with traveling all this way just to ask your ex to design her wedding dress?"

Sanford, catching the irony in her tone, simply grinned back, his eyes gleaming with unspoken sentiment.

Taking a sip of her drink, Rosalynn added, “Why not bring Jaelyn along? That would really ruffle your ex's feathers."

Did she notice that he was deliberately trying to provoke Maggie?

Sanford nodded thoughtfully. "That's a good idea."

Feeling the need to release his frustration, as any man might, Sanford chose this way to get back at Maggie.

Rosalynn shot him a pointed look and remarked with a touch of scorn, “Why not give Jaelyn a call right now?"