Jaelyn paused, then asked, "What made you envy me?"

"I envied you for being the one Sanford loved most. You must have had some wonderful times."

Jaelyn gripped her purse tightly, a hint of pain flickering in her eyes.

Yes, if she hadn't taken Janiya's money and walked away, if she had been as steadfast as Maggie, maybe things would have ended differently with Sanford.

But there was no going back now.

"Jaelyn, you possess a unique elegance, unlike me, I'm just a simple girl. I believe you'll find true love someday," Maggie added. Her voice carried sincerity and warmth.

Jaelyn, holding back tears, hurried out.

The door shut with a soft thud, enveloping the room in silence.

Maggie sank onto the sofa, releasing a deep sigh.

She was drained from the conversation with her boyfriend's ex. But she noticed Jaelyn had decided to give up on Sanford. And thankfully, Jaelyn wasn't like Millie. She hadn't been harsh or cruel.

In fact, Jaelyn displayed refinement.

Having just tackled one love rival, Maggie leaned against the sofa and looked up at the ceiling.

Now, the real challenge loomed with Millie.

What should she do next?

Standing on the side of the road, Jaelyn allowed the breeze to caress her. Maggie's words still lingered in her thoughts. Would she truly discover her love?

The sun beamed brightly in the sky, yet its winter rays were gentler on the pedestrians below.

Six months had elapsed. Was it time to resume her usual life?

Suddenly, Jaelyn's spirits lifted. A faint smile graced her Lips as she wrapped her coat snugly around her and forged ahead.

At that moment, a red Maserati pulled up beside her.

The window glided down leisurely, revealing Millie. She removed her sunglasses, her tone cool as she instructed, "Get in the car."