Chapter 505


    Of course. I adore anything from you,” Sanford responded, pulling her into aforting embrace.


    “Thank you, Love.”


    His public disy of affection, so candid amidst the throng of onlookers, stirred a wave of shyness


    within Maggie.


    It drew a series of whistles andughs from the men, while the women watched from a distance,


    whispering among themselves.


    “Those cuff links are barely worth a hundred thousand dors. Isn’t that a rather cheap gift?”


    “Well, she is an ordinary woman, after all. One hundred thousand must be a fortune to her.” ut isn’t any


    money she has likely given to her by Sanford?”


    “Sanford dumped Millie for this unassuming woman? Poor Millie.”


    The women discussed among themselves.


    One stylishly attired woman deftly pulled out her phone, swiftly typing a message to Millie.


    In the flurry of gift-giving, Rosalynn, too, was preparing to present her gift to Sanford.


    Yet, as she moved to do so, her handbag was abruptly snatched away by Brian.


    “You’ve also acquired a present for Sanford?” he asked.


    “What is it?”


    Curiosity piqued, Brian rummaged through the bag, extracting a small box.


    “Brian! It’s a gift for Sanford. You shouldn’t open it,” Rosalynn protested, her voice edged with irritation.


    Brian, ignoring her reprimand, examined the tie clip nestled in the box. “You’re not giving this to him.”


    “Why not?”


    “I’ve never received a gift from you.”


    Rosalynn was at a loss for words.


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    What was he implying? our birthday hasn’t arrived yet.”


    “That’s irrelevant. Bottom line, you’re not giving Sanford the gift,”


    Brian dered, pocketing the tie clip with a finality that brooked no argument.