The Heart I Gave The Love I Lost

Chapter 12

Today, Franklin was as handsome and dignified as ever, tall and composed, and just like before, his expression would grow notably colder whenever he saw her.

Like yesterday, Franklin merely glanced at her before looking away.

Maggie lowered her eyes and, just like yesterday, softly called out “President Franklin,” waiting until he had walked away before entering the company.

She didn’t know if Julia was at the company today, nor did she care. She focused silently on

her own work.

At noon, her grandmother called.

“Mag, X City sent over a lamb. The weather’s getting cold now, come home for dinner tonight. Grandmother will have them prepare a whole lamb feast for you.”

Hearing the elderly lady’s kind voice, warmth filled Maggie’s heart, “Alright, I’ll come right

after work.”

Apart from the morning, Maggie didn’t run into Franklin again that day.

That day, just as she was packing up to leave on time, Chad brought her a document, asking her to handle it urgently.

Maggie paused.

Though it was labeled urgent, after scanning the contents, she knew this document wasn’t actually time–sensitive.

In the past, she would have smiled and accepted it, promising to complete it quickly.

Because she hadn’t wanted special treatment.

But today, she no longer wanted to strive for perfection–especially regarding matters

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involving Franklin.

was

to be with her grandmother, not

used to try hard to maintain good

that was no longer necessary.

yesterday without any basis, and she wasn’t magnanimous enough to act as if

coldly, “I won’t do this work now. I’m

face darkened, thinking Maggie was using her position for special

your

Maggie, please maintain a proper work attitude. Do you think this is vo

home?!”

her attitude unchanged, “If you’re dissatisfied, you can fire

right now.”

“You-

Country A with Franklin, he knew about Maggie’s resignation letter.

domain. He didn’t have the authority to simply tell

was in Franklin’s grandmother’s good graces. If Maggie complained to her, even though he was certain

ahead.

and walked past.

green with anger as he left the secretarial department.

his expression, asked, “What happened?”

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the situation.

very

usually had more contact

her

couldn’t help saying. “This doesn’t seem like something

be some misunderstanding?”

misunderstanding. This is exactly what happened. In my view, Maggie is just using her position for special treatment. Where’s all this goodness you usually talk

she’s resigning, she’s starting to slack off?”

diligently as ever

walked over from nearby, “What’s going

Secretary Maggie. She left work