Upon hearing this, Rosalynn nodded in acknowledgement.

Approaching her, Brian observed the wound on her hand, a result of their altercation. He pursed his lips and guided her to sit on the living room sofa.

From his prepared supplies, he retrieved ointment and gently applied it to her wound.

Rosalynn, preoccupied with Maggie's well-being, had no energy to argue with him. She simply allowed him to tend to her.

A serene silence enveloped the room as Brian carefully treated her injury, relishing in the tranquility of the moment.

Once he finished applying the ointment, he glanced at Rosalynn and said, “According to the police, one of Maggie's male classmates owed a significant debt. He claimed that Maggie was his girlfriend, prompting those men to seek her out."

Rosalynn's expression darkened.

“Yes, I've encountered Jeffry before. Lately, he has been persistently pestering Maggie. I assumed he was interested in pursuing a romantic relationship with her. I never anticipated that he would stoop so Low, approaching her with the sole intention of burdening her with his ...

Brian narrowed his eyes.

“Gambling can drive people to madness. It seems that Jeffry has accumulated a significant debt."

Rosalynn's voice grew firm.

“He nearly harmed Maggie. I won't let him off so easily.”

Brian glanced at her and declared, “I'll find him and make sure he provides an explanation to Maggie.”

If Sanford truly didn't care about Maggie, he would step in to help her.

After all, Maggie was Rosalynn's best friend.

If he could assist her best friend, Rosalynn might treat him with more kindness.

Rosalynn's expression softened upon hearing his words.

With no further tasks at hand, she stated, “You may head back now."

Given that Maggie would be staying with her for the next few days, Brian couldn't stay in her place anymore.

“I've already informed Sanford. Perhaps he will come," Brian disclosed.

Sanford would come?

Rosalynn furrowed her brow and questioned, “Why did you inform him?"