Why would Brian do that?

She didn't need it at all.

"All this noise is getting on my nerves. What are you standing there for? Get this woman out of here right now!”

Sanford gave his orders in a cold voice.

As if they had been snapped into action, several saleswomen stepped forward and pushed Brylee out of the boutique.

"How dare you! Don't touch me! Harlan, where are you? They're harassing me!"

Hot tears of fury ran down Brylee's cheeks.

Harlan had just finished a smoke. The sight of Brylee being driven out made him run to her.

"Brylee, what happened?"

"It was Rosalyn! That bitch has Brian's support and bullied me!" Brylee wailed.

Her words left Harlan stunned. He looked at Rosalynn, her face stirring complicated feelings in him.

Was it true? Did she really become Brian's woman now?

“Harlan, you'd better teach your woman to watch her tongue. That damned mouth will get her in trouble, and you'll be dragged down with her," Sanford warned, his eyes looking at Harlan with unmistakable threat.

Harlan couldn't afford to offend Sanford or Brian. He put his arm around Brylee and said in a low voice, "Let's go. You'll only be making a bigger fool of yourself if we stay here.”

“Oh, so now it's my fault? Or is it because you still have feelings for that bitch? She's already moved on to a wealthier man. She would never go back to you."

"You're talking nonsense. I'm leaving."

"Wait! Don't just leave me here!”

With that, the two were gone.

Several pairs of gazes landed on Rosalyn inquisitively.

Rosalynn turned to Sanford and said, "| am just a subordinate to Mr. Hughes. | hope you don't say things that could easily be misinterpreted.”

Sanford just smiled. "If you have any complaints, you're taking it out on the wrong person.

Brian found out that Brylee was pushing you around. He was the one who gave the orders."

Rosalynn was indeed no ordinary woman.

Brian had an endless line of women waiting at his doorstep for just one chance to get close.

But here she was, wanting to do the exact opposite.