Rosalynn had already arrived at the canteen at this point.

She spotted Maggie waving at her the moment she entered, so she made a beeline for that table.

“No, thank you. That's not necessary."

"It's settled! I'LL have someone book us a private room right now!"

Valeria hung up almost immediately, probably to keep Rosalynn from protesting any further.

Rosalynn paused and blinked, at a loss for words.

Well, it might do her some good. A good meal was always a good idea after a breakup. She didn't want to mope around like a loser, anyway

“Rosalynn, the takeaway that arrived just now was from Mr. Hughes, wasn't it?" Maggie leaned closer as Rosalynn sat down.

Rosalynn gave her a tight smile and said nothing.

Maggie wisely changed the topic.

“Here, I made braised beef. Have a taste."

Rosalynn thanked her and began to eat.

"Wow, this is really tasty Maggie, have you gotten used to living alone?"

“Yes," Maggie said after swallowing a mouthful of food.

"I've also signed up for the post-graduate exams. I'm planning to further my studies."

“I have faith in you! Besides, you can use all your frustrations from your failed relationship as a stepping stone to work harder on your studies."

“You are so right," Maggie nodded sagely.

They continued to eat and chat for a while. At some point, Rosalynn found herself asking, “Has Sanford made any contact since you separated?"

Maggie stopped eating "No."

Sanford was quite heartless.

He wasn't like Brian at all, who kept pestering Rosalynn despite her distancing herself from him.

As soon as the thought formed in her mind, Rosalynn gritted her teeth and berated herself. How could she still think that Brian was a good person after everything he had done? She shivered at her own stupidity.