The Heart I Gave The Love I Lost

Chapter 5

In Country A. Isabella had developed a habit of calling Julia first thing every morning. This day, as usual, she called Julia immediately after waking up.

But before they could talk much, she burst into tears with a “Boohoo.” Because Julia had

given her terrible news. “Aunt Julie is going back home!”

Heartbroken, Isabella immediately called Franklin after talking with Julia: “Dad, did you

know about this?”

In the office, Franklin flipped through documents: “Yes.”

“When did you find out?”

“A while ago.”

“You… Dad, you’re so mean…” Isabella hugged her pink pig plushie, crying non–stop: “Why

didn’t you tell me? I can’t bear to part with Aunt Julie. If she’s not here, I don’t want to study

here either. I want to go home, Boohoo~”

Franklin replied coolly: “It’s being handled.”

Isabella didn’t understand: “W–what do you mean?”

“We’re going back home next week.”

Maggie jumped up from her bed: “Really?!”

“Mm.”

“Then why didn’t Aunt Julie tell me earlier?“.

got settled. Haven’t told her yet.”

overjoyed: “Dad, don’t tell Aunt Julie about this yet. Can we give her

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get back?!”

“Alright.”

the best! I love you

still ecstatic, singing and dancing

of Maggie. These past few days, she had been

avoid talking with mom, she had deliberately left early and either kept her

would get angry if

at all in the following

mom had discovered her

if mom knew she had done. something wrong, she would have

person in mom’s heart, mom loved her the most she didn’t believe mom would really stop calling

little. This was the first time in many days that she

help but call her.

returning home, knowing her mother’s nature, mom would definitely try everything to prevent her from seeing Aunt

to see Aunt Julie whenever she wanted like she could here. This thought immediately soured her mood.

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was early morning in Country B. Maggie was already asleep. She

saw it was from her daughter and was about to answer, Isabella

had specified in the divorce agreement to Franklin that she was

still had certain responsibilities

sudden hang–up, she worried something might be

turned her little face away, refusing to answer.

Maggie immediately dialed

and, after hearing Maggie’s concern, hurriedly said: “The Young Miss should be fine. She went to bed very late last night and

today. When I went upstairs earlier, she was still

you