The Heart I Gave The Love I Lost

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Remembering their elegant yet sharp–tongued professor, her smile faded slightly: “I saw in

the news that the professor came back for the celebration.

How is the old man?”

“He’s well, just extremely annoyed by his disgraceful students like us showing up before. him every now and then.”

Maggie laughed, nostalgic for the days when their mentor would press them to write papers.

Johnny: “Come back, Mag.” Maggie gripped her teacup tighter, took a deep breath, and nodded: “Alright.”

She had been studying artificial intelligence since childhood. She truly loved this field.

She had already abandoned her dreams for six or seven years because of her love for

Franklin.

After being away for so long, catching up might take considerable time. But she believed that with effort, it wasn’t too late.

Johnny asked: “When can you return?”

“I need to wait for someone to take over my current work, it might take some time.”

“That’s fine, there’s no rush.” Since she was coming back, what was a little more wait?

After chatting a while longer, Johnny checked the time and said: “My team introduced me to a genius in algorithms. They just returned to the country recently. We’re meeting shortly- since you’re here, why not join us?”

Maggie shook her head: “I’m not familiar with your team members. Maybe next time.”

“Alright then.”

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saw Franklin’s sister, Maria, approaching.

she hadn’t expected to run into her here by

her: “Hi

her: “Why are you here?”

I

Maggie hadn’t mentioned it, Maria would have forgotten she was also a

and students, those returning today were mostly invited honorary

was a nobody like her doing here making a scene?”

nonsense outside and embarrass

bothered with her.

he wants to eat your cooking. I’ll have someone send him to you and Frank’s

and her husband had at strained relationship, and she had barely supervised her child in

child had grown increasingly rebellious, and when she tried to manage him, she found she

her son liked Maggie’s cooking, Maria had been sending him to

these past two years.

one in Franklin’s family took her seriously.

that age were expert

Maria’s son liked her cooking, he looked down on her as

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a servant when

Maggie had devoted herself to caring for Maria’s

for divorce, she

refused: “Sorry, Maria, I’m busy tomorrow.”

professional field, she

mattered.

she would have no connection to either Franklin or Maria.

time on them anymore.

all, Maggie had often

Maria didn’t think much of