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With that reassurance, Isabella seemed to calm down but still asked, “Where are you now? When Dad comes home, we’ll visit you tomorrow.”

Maggie answered, “No need. I’ll take care of myself. You focus on your studies.”

“Okay…”

After chatting for a while, they ended the call.

A little later, Franklin returned home. Isabella, seeing him, called out, “Dad!” Before Franklin could speak, she hurriedly added, “Dad, Mom injured her foot. She’s resting

outside!”

Franklin responded with a simple “Hmm,” took off his high–quality suit jacket, handed it to the butler, and said, “I know.”

“How do you know?” Isabella asked in surprise. “Did Mom tell you?”

Franklin sat down, took the water cup from Aunt Sara, and replied, “No. I saw it with my own eyes.”

“With your own eyes?” Isabella was taken aback. “You were there when Mom got hurt?”

“Mm.”

Isabella seemed to remember something and said, “Oh, right. Mom works at Dad’s company, so you must have seen it when she got hurt, right?”

“Not exactly,” Franklin said in a calm tone. “Mom doesn’t work at my company anymore.”

“Ah?” Isabella looked up, confused. “Then where is she working now?”

“Somewhere she likes.”

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“Oh…”

the cup down, patted

“Go to

it,” Isabella said.

brought the car back for

and asked, “How much did the repairs cost?”

repay him for

sofa and

you take the

one told me there was a charge. They just heard it was your car and let

Maggie paused.

who had covered the

that

asked, noticing her change in

shook her head. “It’s

get to the ‘homework‘. Once we’re done, I can finally rest. I’ve been

today!”

was the reflection on

assigned earlier that

“Alright,” Maggie replied.

car repair costs and said, “Let

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“Sure,”

number. The call was answered

voice came through.

Becker, it’s Maggie,”

What’s up?”

if the repair costs were

brief pause before Harry responded, “I’ll send you the account number

moment.”

you. Also,

replied indifferently, “No need to thank me.”