Brylee looked at him, then at Rosalynn, smirking.

"Rosalynn, if |remember correctly, you haven't graduated yet, right? Which company are you interning at now? Has your boss lost his mind? How could he let an intern be responsible for the Technology Center project?"

Upon hearing this, Maggie couldn't contain her displeasure.

"Hey, what are you saying? S.W. Studio is now part of Hughes Group. Brian Hughes appointed Rosalynn to oversee this project. How dare you claim that a business magnate like him is out of his mind?"

Brylee was at a loss for words.

Rosalynn didn't want to engage with someone like Brylee.

“Brylee, only a confident woman can be truly captivating. If you're always easily angered, you'll only make yourself look ridiculous."

With that, Rosalyn walked away with Maggie.

"How dare you speak to me like that? Stop!"

Brylee's face contorted, and she stopped Rosalynn.

"What now?" Rosalynn asked impatiently.

Brylee took a deep breath and smiled smugly.

"I'm marrying Harlan on the eighth of next month. Make sure you attend our wedding.”

They were getting married?

Brylee came from a wealthy and renowned family in the city.

After Harlan's graduation, Brylee accompanied him abroad for further studies.

Now that they had returned and were no longer young, it was natural for them to tie the knot.

“Rosalynn, | planned to send you an invitation in a couple of days, but | didn't expect to run into you here. Will you come to our wedding?"

Harlan glanced at Rosalyn and offered an awkward smile.

"Congratulations. If | have the time, I'll attend," Rosalynn replied indifferently. Then she walked past Brylee and left.

Brylee had assumed Rosalynn would be upset, but he didn't expect her to remain so composed.

Convinced that Rosalynn must be hiding her sadness, Brylee shouted, "Rosalynn, you have to. come to our wedding. If you don't, it means you still have feelings for Harlan."

Rosalynn was speechless. She ignored Brylee and left quickly.

Harlan watched her walk away, a hint of melancholy in his eyes.

They hadn't seen each other in years, but she had become even more beautiful.