Sadly, she wasn't his to have.

If she hadn't mistaken him for her rescuer, she might never have agreed to be his girlfriend.

"Harlan, are you still thinking about her?"

Brylee noticed the melancholy in Harlan’s eyes and was pissed off.

Harlan regained his composure and said, "We're getting married. Let's leave the past behind."

"But..."

"Enough, let's focus on the task at hand." Harlan cut her off. "Hughes Group is also vying for this project. My decoration company is new, so | must work harder."

Hearing this, Brylee held back her anger and scoffed, "| doubt Hughes Group is taking such a small project seriously, or they wouldn't have put an intern in charge."

"Rosalyn is exceptional. Brian made a wise choice by appointing her to lead the project.”

Harlan's praise for Rosalynn infuriated Brylee.

Wasn't Rosalynn just a girl from the countryside?

Brylee was eager to see just how exceptional she was!

Meanwhile, Rosalynn and Maggie got a taxi and went back to the company.

"Rosalyn, is that man we met earlier your ex-boyfriend?" Maggie asked.

Hearing Maggie's question, Rosalynn nodded and said, "Sort of.”

She had been Harlan's girlfriend for two years, but she didn't have any feelings for him.

"Sort of? It's like you didn't love him at all. I can tell.”

Maggie was so sure, as if she had experienced a similar situation.

For Rosalynn, there was no need to hide the truth. So she just nodded silently.

“His girlfriend is so mean. What happened in the past? Was she the reason you and your ex broke up?" Maggie asked.

Rosalynn shrugged. “Not exactly."

“What? | don't understand. Come on. Can you explain things a little bit clearer? I'm really curious about the story between you and your ex."

"The story is that we broke up. The end. Now, stop gossiping."

Rosalynn let out a smile and looked out of the window. Out of nowhere, the memories of her and Harlan flashed in her mind.

She and Harlan were from the same village. He was three years older than her, and they grew up together.