The smile on Maggie's face froze.

“Don't mind it, Rosalynn. It doesn't matter what he thinks. Not anymore."

He was the one at fault, yet he was pinning the blame on her

Maggie sighed to herself. She wouldn't bother to explain, since there was no point in doing it, anyway.

“It really was a misunderstanding, wasn't it?" Rosalynn persisted.

Maggie mustered a bitter smile.

"Regardless of whether it was a misunderstanding or not, we are over. Besides, our relationship was bound to end sooner or later. This is for the best. Just let it go."

Rosalynn peered at her.

"Even so, you must be heartbroken."

“Don't worry about me. After everything I've been through, this is nothing.”

Maggie had been hurt and looked down on for most of her life. She was used to it.

“Well, I have to get back to work."

Maggie didn't stick around to say goodbye and just walked away.

Rosalynn pursed her lips. Her thoughts were racing as she returned to their designated private room.

Meanwhile, in another private room, Millie and her friends were all waiting for Sanford.

“Hey, Millie! I saw Maggie downstairs. She must be working part-time in this restaurant. That bitch asked her friend to humiliate us Last time.

Since we have Sanford with us today, should take this opportunity to teach her a lesson?"

This came from Camila, a good friend of Millie's.

“Didn't that bitch like to show off in front of us when she was still with Sanford? You're the one with him now, you can finally get back at he Monroe, Camila's boyfriend, added.

Millie thought it was a good idea. She waved a waiter over and said, "Get Maggie and have her attend to us."

Maggie had been utterly humiliated Last time, and she had been itching to get her revenge on Maggie.

The waiter left to fetch Maggie.