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Chapter 1660
Chapter 1660
Brian gracefully presented a flute of champagne to Rosalynn, extending a warm welcome to the arriving guests. “Brian, Rosalynn.”
Approaching the duo, Sanford, with a glass of champagne in hand, joined the gathering.
Brian acknowledged the other attendees with a nod. Holding Rosalynn’s waist, he walked toward Sanford.
At the sight of Sanford, Rosalynn’s thoughts inevitably turned to Maggie.
Nearly a month had passed since Maggie departed without a farewell, leaving Rosalynn uncertain about her friend's current state.
Her gaze fixed upon Sanford, who cut a dashing figure in a silver-gray suit that exuded both elegance and style.
Yet, a shadow of melancholy seemed to cloak his otherwise beautiful eyes.
Despite his smile, there lingered a hint of perfunctoriness and cynicism, characteristic of someone deeply wounded in love. By his side stood a woman donned in a pink evening gown, sporting a captivating smile.
Rosalynn’s brows furrowed as she recognized her- Millie Brooks!This material belongs to NôvelDrama.Org.
She was Sanford’s plus one.
Had Sanford reunited with her?
“Rosalynn, congratulations on your family reunion.”
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Sanford proposed a toast, clinking glasses with Rosalynn.
Returning to reality, Rosalynn reciprocated the gesture, expressing her gratitude.
“Thank you.”
“Rosalynn, congratulations!”
Millie, standing alongside Sanford, forced a flattering smile and remarked, “The first time | saw you, | sensed you were extraordinary.
Turns out, | was right. You truly are exceptional.”
The excessive flattery left Rosalynn slightly uneasy, given her clear recollection of Millie's disdain for ordinary individuals Like herself and Maggie.
However, Rosalynn’s primary curiosity rested on her connection with Sanford. Rosalynn regarded Sanford with a perplexed expression.
Nonchalantly toying with his glass, Sanford uttered in a chilly tone, “Incidentally, Millie and | are planning to get engaged early next month. You both must join us for a celebratory toast at the engagement party.”