The Heart I Gave The Love I Lost

Chapter 16

Chapter 16

Only those who Franklin valued would receive such treatment from him. But she didn’t

believe Franklin valued Logan because of her. Franklin helping Logan couldn’t possibly be

because of her either.

After all, since Logan’s divorce from her mother, she had rarely seen him. Logan now only

publicly acknowledged Julia as his daughter.

The father–daughter bond between her and Logan had long since dissolved. Sure enough,

Logan continued,

“With Julie here by herself, her mother and I are quite worried. We’d appreciate it if you

could look after her more in the future.”

Maggie almost laughed hearing this. Julia and Franklin had only met after her marriage to

Franklin.

Julia knew about her relationship with Franklin – how could Logan not know that Franklin was his other daughter’s husband! He definitely knew.

Yet he still shamelessly tried to play matchmaker between Julia and Franklin. This showed just how completely Logan had dismissed her as his daughter!

Franklin agreed. After exchanging a few more pleasantries, Maggie watched as Franklin waited for Logan to get in his car and drive away before leaving himself.

usually reserved for only a few elders in his family. Yet Franklin clearly showed respect

her grandmother and uncle’s family – he had always been cold and dismissive. Moreover, in the past, even when she cautiously brought

of her versus Julia was like heaven and earth. This must be the difference between love and

indifference.

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Chapter 16

Only much later did

afternoon, after work, Maggie went home to collect the gifts she had prepared for Franklin’s Wilson family

was near the outskirts of the capital, with beautiful mountains and clear waters, a peaceful environment perfect for

from the city center. It took Maggie an hour

reach the

and, carrying the gifts, hadn’t even entered the house when she heard her daughter Isabella’s cheerful

and immediately smiled, “Mag is here? Quick,

the mother–son pair of Maria saw her,

no longer cared as much as she used

she smiled, handed the gifts to

elderly lady, “Grandmother.”

lady beamed, pulling Maggie to sit down, then frowned, “Why have

so much weight? Has Frank been bullying

eyes and shook her head, “No,

half–lie. Franklin hadn’t bullied her, but her

him.

the past two weeks, after work each day, she

research, often studying until past midnight. This was