Seeing Sanford setting aside his pride and disgustingly cleaning the floor with Maggie, Rosalynn couldn't help but smile faintly.

“Well, guys, are you ready to return to work now?" she asked.

Sanford straightened up and glanced at Maggie.

"Maggie, you heard her explanation. It was all just a misunderstanding.”

Maggie lowered her head and replied softly, “Okay.”

"Maggie..." Sanford hesitated, about to say something more.

“Mr. Hughes, I'm requesting a day off today." Maggie interrupted Sanford and addressed Brian instead. She then took the cleaning supplies and made her way to the bathroom.

Sanford's unfinished words were left hanging in his throat.

It seemed that Maggie didn't want to reconcile with him.

“Let's go," Brian stated, casting a glance at Sanford as he led the way to the door.

Sanford smiled at Rosalynn.

“Rosalynn, please take care of Maggie."

Rosalynn raised an eyebrow.

“She's my good friend. I'LL do so even without you telling me."

He asked her to take care of Maggie, but he was no longer Maggie's boyfriend. He had no right to make such requests

After their departure, Maggie emerged from the bathroom, appearing somewhat relieved.

Rosalynn glanced at her and remarked, “Maggie, there was just a misunderstanding between you and Sanford. As for your relationship with him..."

“Rosalynn, as I mentioned earlier, we're different types of people.

There's a significant social status gap between us. Even if it was just a misunderstanding, we can't be together," Maggie explained and took a deep breath.

Rosalynn responded, “But I believe he still has feelings for you."

Maggie reached out and held Rosalynn's arm.

“Rosalynn, I don't want to be in a relationship with any man. I simply want to spend the rest of my life with you."