A flush spread across Maggie's cheeks as she caught Rosalynn's innuendo.

“Rosalynn, would you hold it against me?"

Rosalynn raised an eyebrow and asked, “Why would I do that?"

“Because I'm willing to be his lover. Do you think I'm shameless?”

“Is he married?"

“No, he's single.”

"Since he's not married, what's the harm in being with him?" Rosalynn asked as she enjoyed her breakfast.

“You haven't destroyed any marriage or taken him away from another woman. Don't overthink it."

Maggie's eyes sparkled with excitement as she exclaimed, "You're right!"

Rosalynn smiled and said earnestly, “But I have to warn you. He is quite the charmer. Stay level-headed, and don't let his sweet words sway you."

Maggie's innocence made her susceptible to Sanford's manipulations.

Rosalynn could not stand the thought of Maggie being hurt once more.

“Don't worry, I know what I need to do," Maggie reassured her with a smile.

She had a clear understanding of her own identity and would never indulge in any illusions.

While they were having breakfast, Maggie's phone began to ring.

Sneaking a quick look at the caller ID, she chose to ignore the call.

Observing Maggie's unease, Rosalynn inquired, “Who was that? Why didn't you answer?"

Maggie stirred the porridge in her bowl, her eyes downcast.

“My father called me. He wants me to submit a letter of understanding."

Rosalynn had been parentless since childhood, but she had observed her classmates’ parents doting on their children throughout her school years.

She truly couldn't fathom the actions of Maggie's parents.

How could Maggie's parents disregard her safety, allowing Yana to take her away?