The Heart I Gave The Love I Lost

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Isabella was absent, and Maggie smiled, saying, “We’re getting divorced soon.”

Tommy’s mother could more or less guess the situation. After all, Maggie had a daughter, yet he always lived across from her house…

Moreover, the last time, Maggie didn’t come to the parent–teacher meeting. Instead, another

and beautiful woman showed up.

sexy

Franklin, on the other hand, took the initiative to greet someone, “Hello.”

Tommy’s mother responded, “Hello…”

Franklin asked, “Do you know each other?”

Though the question was directed at Tommy’s mother, his gaze was on Maggie.

Maggie didn’t want to acknowledge him and didn’t answer. Tommy’s mother said, “I’m Maggie’s neighbor.”

Noticing the tense atmosphere between Maggie and Franklin, with Maggie seeming to avoid him, she quickly found an excuse to leave.

Franklin commented, “Looks like you’re getting along well with the new neighbor.”

Maggie lowered her head to look at her phone.

Franklin wasn’t upset but didn’t say anything more either.

At this point, Isabella returned, and the school’s parent–child activity was about to begin.

Maggie had participated in such an event once when Isabella first started kindergarten. After that, she hadn’t attended again, especially after Isabella and Franklin went abroad last year.

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The first round of activities was about claiming seats.

Game rules: The chairs are arranged in a circle, with the number of chairs two less than the number of participating families. The parents hold their children and walk around the

chairs as music plays.

When the music stops, the parents must quickly find a chair to sit in. The families who don’t find chairs are eliminated. The last family seated is the winner.

Franklin looked at Maggie, “Shall I do it, or will you?”

Just as Maggie was about to say “you do it,” Isabella piped up, “Daddy should do it.”

Franklin looked at Maggie, “What do think?”

you

Maggie replied, “You do it.”

“Alright,” Franklin said, handing her his phone. “Then you can record the video.”

Maggie hesitated, not wanting to touch his phone. “I’ll use my own phone to record, and send it to you afterward.”

Franklin didn’t insist and took back his phone.

He picked up Isabella and stood by the chairs with the other parents.

Maggie stood up, opened her phone, and set it to record, aiming it at Franklin and Isabella.

over at her.

camera was aimed at

smiled at

her hand holding the phone

Franklin turned his head back, calmly holding Isabella

as they, along with the other parents,

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activities was about claiming seats.

are arranged in a circle, with the number of chairs two less than the number of participating families. The parents hold their children and walk

chair to sit in. The families who

Maggie, “Shall I do it, or will

was about to say “you do it,” Isabella piped up, “Daddy should do it.”

“What

“You

Franklin said, handing her his phone. “Then you

not wanting to touch his phone. “I’ll use my

to you

took back

and stood by the chairs with the other

and set it

looked over at her.

aimed at his

at her.

paused, her hand holding the phone

music started. Franklin turned his head back,

with the other parents,

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rounds, the music stopped, and Franklin, holding Isabella,

chair beside

seat, Isabella waved excitedly at Maggie, “Mommy, we got a

chair!”

“I

she thought both Franklin and

soon as Isabella was picked up by Franklin

was

they had won a seat, she was even more

smiled as he heard

O

clear that Franklin had no real interest in participating in these

due to the infectious nature of the parent–child event, with the lively music and the competitive games, he too got caught up in the fun and

quick on his feet, and after several rounds, he easily won the

to Maggie, eager to

her a

to her, “Did you get

the video to him.

chairs game, the next activity was the

game.

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holding Isabella,

Isabella waved excitedly at Maggie, “Mommy, we got a

chair!”

“I saw.”

Maggie first saw the schedule for today’s parent–child activities, she thought both Franklin and Isabella would