"I...I was joking.”

“Did you harm her fingers?" Rosalynn inquired again.

"Sorry. I didn't mean to do that," Millie hastily apologized, her voice laced with remorse.

“Do you want Maggie to pay for the wine?" Rosalynn asked.

“No, no, no." Millie quickly shook her head.

Rosalynn released her grip on Millie and smoothed out her clothes.

"I know Sanford breaking up with you hurts, but it's not Maggie's fault. Don't take your anger out on an innocent person."

Startled, Millie took a step back, clutching her chest tightly.

The men on the floor rose, their faces twisted with anger.

"You're so damn arrogant! Just wait and see!"

Rosalynn turned away, giving them a disdainful glance. She had no interest in engaging with them.

Maggie's eyes sparkled with admiration as she observed the scene.

“I suggest you think twice before acting recklessly," she advised, her voice filled with caution.

"Millie, you might want to inform them about Rosalynn's powerful connections. It wouldn't bode well for them if they end up in a miserable state."

Maggie did not want Rosalynn to be targeted because of her.

It was imperative that Millie mention Brian's name.

As Rosalynn departed with Maggie, the remaining onlookers turned their curious gaze to Millie.

“Millie, who supports that woman?"

A wave of shame and anger washed over Millie, causing her to impulsively push all the dishes off the table, shattering them on the floor.

After a moment, she managed to respond, “I saw her with Brian the other day."

Brian's name hung in the air, instantly altering the expressions on the men’s faces.

These men, born into wealthy families, had previously sided with Millie, assuming that Maggie had been abandoned by Sanford.