A wave of shame and anger washed over Millie, causing her to impulsively push all the dishes off the table, shattering them on the floor.
After a moment, she managed to respond, âI saw her with Brian the other day.
â
Brianâs name hung in the air, instantly altering the expressions on the menâs faces.
These men, born into wealthy families, had previously sided with Millie, assuming that Maggie had been abandoned by Sanford.
But how could they dare to offend Brian?
âWhy would they choose ordinary women when there are many affluent ladies vying for Brian and Sanford?â
They cursed angrily, their appetites soured.
Outside the room, Maggie expressed her gratitude to Rosalynn.
âThank you, Rosalynn.
I greatly admire you.
â
Rosalynn couldnât help but let out a Laugh, quickly composing herself as she observed Maggieâs disheveled state.
laggie, your clothes are soaked.
How about heading home?â
âItâs alright.
Iâll go change into clean clothes.
â Maggie brushed off the concern.
re you sure youâre okay?â Rosalynn inquired, genuinely worried.
âYes, donât worry,â Maggie reassured her, the weight on her heart lifted.
Rosalynn held Maggieâs hand and advised, âMaggie, remember not to let yourself feel wronged.
Even as a waitress, you earn your Living through your own hard work.
Thatâs not something to be taken lightly.
â
âI understand.
I have to go now.
â
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âAlright.
â
After Maggie Left, Rosalynn took a deep breath and made her way back to her private room, where Karina and Hutton awaited her.
âRosalynn, who were you talking to on the phone for so long? We were about to go out and search for you,â Karina asked with curiosity.
Rosalynn settled into a seat and took a refreshing sip of water.
âI just ran into Maggie.
She was being bullied, so I stepped in to help her,â she explained.
Karina furrowed her brow and inquired, âWhat happened? Who bullied her?â
âItâs all because of Sanford.
â Rosalynn recounted the events between Maggie and Sanford.
Karina smirked and remarked, âWomen fighting over men, itâs a common tale, and most men wonât bother getting involved in such matters.
â