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    Hut back then, when Isabe was only three or four years old, she would often fall asleep listening


    Now, when Isabe came over to watchs, Maggie didn''t pay her much attention, continuing to focus on her work.


    Isabe didn''t understand what was going on, but she suddenly realized that Aunt Julie seemed to have done simr work before


    be watched for a while but soon went to bed.


    Maggie didn''t finish until muchter and then closed herputer.


    At that point, she looked at the time and realized it was already past two in the morning


    She hadn''t returned to the master bedroom, and there was no sign of any reaction from Franklin either. Perhaps, her staying in Isabe''s room and avoiding contact with him was exactly what he wanted. The next day. Maggie didn''t wake up early to make breakfast.


    When Isabe wn


    woke up, she saw that Maggie was still asleep beside her and realized that her mother had slept in her room


    Seeing that Maggie hadn''t woken up yet, Isabe quietly got out of bed and left the room.


    She saw Franklin and yawned, "Dad, good morning."


    Franklin: "Mm."


    "Mom''s still asleep."


    By the time Maggie got up for breakfast, Franklin was almost finished eating


    There wasn''t much exchange between them, and after Franklin finished his meal, he left for work. Maggie left for the office at the usual time.


    In the evening, she finished work on time.


    When she arrived home, Isabe was already waiting in the car, but Franklin had not yet returned.


    Maggle and Isabe waited for more than twenty minutes, and Isabe frowned. "Dad''s so slow."


    Maggie calmly read her book, not in a hurry.


    At that moment, the phone in the living room rang


    A few secondster, the butler said, "Mr. Wilson says he has something urgent and can''te back for now. He asked youand 16:32


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    Miss Maggie to go ahead to the hot spring resort, and he willeter."


    Maggie didn''t mind and replied, "Got it."


    Franklin said he wouldeter, but that night, he still hadn''t returned even by midnight.


    Franklin had not shown up for a long time, which made the olddy angry, and Isabe was unhappy as well.


    Maggie, however, remained calm, making ten for the olddy with aposed expression. "Perhaps he has something urgent to handle and couldn''t get away in time."


    olddy wasn''t in a good mood and went to hed early that night.


    Isabe called Franklin several times, but he didn''t answer.


    The next morning.


    When Maggie woke up, no one was beside her.


    Isabe was nowhere to be found.


    After she finished washing up, she searched the house but couldn''t find anyone.


    It wasn''t until she asked that she found out that because Franklin hadn''te back, Isabe had found the ce boring and asked someone to apany her down the mountain early in the morning to go y somewhere else.


    The olddy had caught a cold from the wind the night before and had a severe headache in the middle of the night. She had already returned to the old residence before Maggie woke up.


    Not wanting to disturb her rest, the olddy didn''t notify her immediately.


    For a while, the entire hot spring resort was empty except for the staff, leaving only Maggie alone.


    Actually, even though Isabe found the ce boring, she could have waited for Maggie to wake up and then taken her out to y.


    Isabe didn''t even leave a note and quietly slipped away, likely because she wanted to join Franklin and Julia, and she was afraid that Maggle might not let her go.


    That''s why she had sneaked away so early.


    The weather wasn''t great that day, with rain falling, but the hot spring pools were covered, so with the weather as it was, soaking in the hot springs while reading a book with a view was quite an enjoyable experience. O(4)