The Heart I Gave The Love I Lost

Chapter 61

With that, their conversation with their teacher seemed to come to an end.

At that moment, Nolan turned to Maggie.

Maggie straightened her back. “Teacher…”

“Who did you find?”

Nolan gave her a cold glance, said that line, and then turned to leave.

Maggie froze for a moment.

Johnny said, “Teacher was asking about your husband.”

Nolan’s meaning was clear: Look at who you’ve married!

Maggie immediately understood.

But…

“Did they say anything?”

Earlier, during the conference, she and Johnny were quite far from the front row.

Although they saw that when their teacher finished his speech and sat down, Franklin and

Julia had both stood to greet him, she wasn’t sure what exactly they had said.

Johnny shook his head. “I don’t know.”

Maggie: “…”

That made sense.

They were deeply engaged in conversation, and when she and Johnny spoke to Nolan, Julia

10:13

The Heart I Gave, The Love I Lost

40.1%

Chapter 61

also come out, coincidentally seeing them speaking with Nolan.

fine. She doesn’t have your level of expertise. So what if she knows Nolan?

Julia: “I know.”

said, “Let’s

and the others were just stepping out to speak

all, it was a great opportunity to network with

like

after Nolan left, they returned to the exhibition hall.

go

approach either.

others, it seemed like they were complete

and her group didn’t leave

at the jewelry store, he had taken

encountering each other several times,

of initiative or concern as

this, Maggie found it somewhat

she also understood

and acknowledges her, and people find out about her marriage to Franklin, how would

would probably be drowned in a sea of gossip as

10:13

I Gave, The Love

40.3%

Chapter 61

bias toward Julia is

want to have any connection with Maggie in this kind of setting, but he couldn’t

restroom, he, along with Julia and Lauren, walked over to Johnny.

“Mr. Gray, hello, I’m Logan,

pleasure to

hand and replied, “Oh, Mr. Brown, it’s a pleasure

and said, “Mag’s temper can be a bit extreme, and there’s

always hoped they could get along,

understanding, “Ah,

smile, “But, Mag is