She had seen him at his worst and knew she couldn't act impulsively.

Still, doing nothing wasn't an option either.

Troubled and unsure, Janiya decided her husband should handle it this time.

Meanwhile, Brian showed up.

After a brief greeting with Sanford, he checked the time. “Let's find a spot to sit and chat."

"Sure," Sanford agreed, following him out.

Brian gave Rosalynn a knowing look, and then turned to Maggie.

“Maggie, it's time to eat. Care to join us?"

Diner together? Maggie watched Sanford walk away, feeling a sharp pang in her heart.

She knew being invited by Rosalynn meant she would be sitting at the same table as him.

Maggie was worried that it could get awkward.

"Rosalynn, I..."

"Maggie, do you still have feelings for Sanford?" Rosalynn asked, her eyes keenly observing Maggie's hesitation.

Maggie dropped her gaze, the answer clear in her silence.

Of course, she still had feelings for him.

“So, it's a yes?" Rosalynn pushed further. “Maggie, if you still have feelings for him, you need to talk to him.

Maggie nervously twisted her fingers. “But isn't he about to get married?"

She didn't want to disrupt his engagement.

More than that, she doubted his feelings for her.

He had insisted she design Millie's wedding dress, which clearly showed he had moved on.