After saying that, she lowered her head and hurriedly walked away.

Sanford hesitated, his lips parting as if he wanted to call her back, but ultimately, he remained silent.

He couldn't blame anyone but himself.

It was his own Lack of composure that led him to reconcile with Millie without uncovering the truth.

Now, any hope of restoring Maggie's previous attitude toward him seemed impossible.

Maggie ascended the stairs. When she reached Rosalynn's apartment, her mind was still preoccupied.

Rosalynn had finished her breakfast and was preparing to leave for work when she noticed Maggie's troubled demeanor. She raised an eyebrow curiously.

"Is the ginger soup ready?”

"Yes."

“What happened? Did he take advantage of you?"

Maggie blushed, shaking her head in response.

“No. Millie approached Sanford earlier. When she saw me, she scolded me and accused me of seducing and persuading Sanford to reject her marriage proposal. It was a huge misunderstanding, and I didn't know how to explain it to her."

So, Sanford had intended to marry Millie after all?

And now he regretted his decision?

As for the reason... It might be because of Maggie.

Looking at Maggie, Rosalynn asked, “What if Sanford called off the wedding because of you?"

Maggie shook her head.

"That's impossible, Rosalynn. He and I are completely different. He even told me that his change of heart had nothing to do with me."

But was it really none of her concern?

She would continue deceiving herself, refusing to accept the truth.

Rosalynn smiled and remained silent.

“Well, you're running late for work. Grab some breakfast, and I'll wait for you.”