The Heart I Gave The Love I Lost

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“Oh, it’s Mr. Felton.”

Seeing Mr. Felton walking toward them, Logan and Julia shook his hand politely and then exchanged pleasantries. “Mr. Felton, are you discussing business with Mr. Gray?”

“Yes, Mr. Gray’s company has several projects I’m quite interested in, so I came to chat with

him.”

Noticing that Johnny and Maggie had not come over, Logan paused but did not pay much

attention.

Mr. Felton, unaware of the tension, found Mr. Gray’s behavior a little strange.

After all, as a businessman, even if Mr. Gray didn’t know the Brown family, it wouldn’t hurt to make a greeting and expand one’s network of friends.

While Julia and Logan continued to chat with Mr. Felton, Grandma Brown, after greeting him, walked toward Maggie and Johnny with Janice.

Johnny looked at Maggie.

Maggie, seeing them approach, remained unmoved.

Grandma Brown, with a gentle smile, spoke first, “Mag, long time no see.”

Maggie didn’t reply.

Grandma Brown sighed when she saw Maggie’s stubborn expression. “Mag, you…”

At this moment, Janice spoke coldly, “Maggie, no matter how much misunderstanding or

your mother. resentment you have toward me, it’s between me, you, and

It has nothing to do with Logan or your grandmother. Auntie hopes you don’t push away the people who care about you just because of misunderstandings.”

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her, before his divorce with her mother, that Janice, true to her name, was a proud and cold woman who was

he had only understood what true love was after meeting

were mutually in love.

was actually a good person. He hoped she would not follow

others‘ excellence.

women who meddled in someone else’s marriage, Janice, while always cold to her, never made life difficult for

always aloof, as if

years, Janice still looked as stunning and proud

words of advice, they didn’t feel like empty words. Unlike other stepmothers who would speak kindly to their stepdaughters, her words

like her, with such a cold and proud aura, would never stoop to making life hard

any conflicts, it would surely be because the

mother, and Logan did not affect the

for their father’s love, for

stronger

she was only eight or nine years old and loved both

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to lose either of

heart leaned more toward her mother, and she felt sympathy

and fought for custody, even though her mother, Jason, had already suffered a mental breakdown, she insisted on staying with her

Grandma Brown’s pleas.

she was with Jason, she still kept

her mother, she never showed this.

after the divorce, Grandma Brown visited the capital and secretly arranged to meet her. She had not seen Grandma Brown in more than a year and missed her, so she

she didn’t know that Grandma Brown had brought Julia along.

Brown said they were sisters and

didn’t want

saw the reproachful look in Grandma Brown’s eyes, accusing her of being too much like her mother–sharp and difficult–she felt

remained vividly etched

how, after feeling upset, she went to the restroom. When she returned, she

had been scratched off and had