A whileter. Franklin answered the phone: “School’s over?”
“Mm…” Isabe replied with a hint of anticipation.
Franklin smiled lightly and asked, “Do you miss Mommy?”
“Mm…” Isabe’s voice became sweeter and softer.
“Did you not call Mommy?” he continued, his tone still gentle.
“Mm.” Isabe responded quietly, sounding a bit embarrassed.
Franklin chuckled softly, “Call her. Mommy should have time to answer today.”
Isabe’s eyes lit up upon hearing this: “Really?”
“Really. Call Mommy now,” he said warmly.
“Okay!” Isabe quickly hung up and dialed Maggie’s number.
Maggie hesitated when she saw the calling in.
Although Isabe had visited her in the hospital after she fell down the stairs and again when she went to
the Yves family, those two encounters didn’t count toward their nned one–month meetings.
Setting aside those, it had actually been more than a month since shest saw Isabe.
With this in mind, Maggie answered the call: “Isabe, is school over?”
Before Maggie could finish, Isabe, upon hearing her answer the phone, happily eximed, “Mommy!”
Her tone was filled with surprise.
Maggie paused, her hand resting on the mouse, and stopped moving for a moment. After a brief two seconds, she came back to her senses and responded lightly, “Mm, Mommy’s here. Did you finish school?”
“Mm!” Isabe happily said, “Mommy, where are you? I wanted to call you earlier, but I was worried you wouldn’t have time to pick up, so I didn’t.
But just now. I called Dads and be saat yon & Andy have time today. So, Mommy, are youing
Maggie paused for a moment before answering “No pre-
She paused again and then added. “Mommy’s still at thepany. Later, I’ll go back to your great grandmother’s house. De you want to go great grandmother’s house first, or~~
Isabe immediately replied. “Wherever you go. I’ll get
Maggie was silent for a more “right” She added, “Then you go to great grandmother’s house first. Mommy wille back aber I finish work.”
“Mar” Isabe responded, her voice full of reliance and expectations.
After banging up. Maggie finished the work at hand and then left the office.
When she returned to the Miller family home, before she even entered the door, Isabe had already run out to her, jumping into her arms: “Mommy!
“Mm.” Maggie gently picked her up, and Isabe’s smile was as bright as sunshine
Mrs. Miller, seeing her return, smiled and said. “Maggie, you’re back? Just in time, dinner’s ready. Come
inside and eat.”
Maggie smiled back, “Alright.”
Isabe sat next to Maggie during dinner. She had not had a meal cooked by Maggie in a long time. Locking at the food in front of her, she couldn’t help but say,
“Mommy, you haven’t cooked for me in a while. Can you make me some pasta tomorrow? I really want to eat your pasta, cheese cake, and sushi”
Since deciding to divorce Franklin, Maggie had indeed not cooked for Isabe. Moreover, when Isabe came to the Miller family, she had been so busy that she didn’t get a chance to cook.
Thinking of this, Maggie agreed, “Alright, I’ll cook for you tomorrow.”
As for Julia, the outside world didn’t pay much attention. However, Mrs. Miller and Jason knew that Isabe’s rtionship with Julia was probably quite close.
They were naturally ufortable with this. But they understood that Isabe was still young and didn’t understand the adult conflicts between the Miller and Brown families, so they didn’t me her.
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“Okay.” Maggie replied as she took the phone. Before she could speak, Harry spoke first. “I hope I’m not
disturbing you.”
Maggie replied. “No.”
Harry continued, Tm currently out of town. As for our dinner ns, we’ll have to find another time.”
Maggie said, “That’s fine.”
After hanging up, Maggie was about to blow dry her hair when Isabe suddenly looked at her curiously.
Noticing her gaze, Maggie asked, “What’s wrong?”
“Mom, you know Uncle Harry?” Isabe asked, a little confused.
“Mm,” Maggie answered.
“Oh…” Isabe replied, though she seemed deep in thought.
The next morning, Maggie went downstairs to prepare breakfast. About half an hourter, when she was going back upstairs, she found Isabe on the phone.
When Isabe saw her return, she quickly ran over and handed the phone to her. “Mom, it’s Dad’s call.”
Maggie took the phone and said, “What’s up?”
Maggie had not fought for the custody of Isabe, and Mrs. Miller and Jason were worried that the long separation would cause a rift between mother and daughter.
Seeing Isabe so dependent on Maggie, they were naturally pleased.
After dinner, Isabe mentioned that Franklin was on a business trip, and that’s when Maggie found out.
Around 9 PM, while Maggie was taking a bath, her phone on the bed rang, Isabe san that it was a cal from Harry, so she picked it up.
“He Uncle?” Isabe said.
When Harry heard her voice, he paused for a moment. “Isabe.”
Before Isabe could say anything, Maggie came out of the bathroom, Isabe saw her and said. “Mom
it’s a call from He Uncle”
“Okay,” Maggie replied as she took the phone. Before she could speak, Harry spoke first. “I hope I’m not disturbing you.”
Maggie replied, “No.”
Harry continued. “I’m currently out of town. As for our dinner ns, we’ll have to find another time.”
Maggie said, “That’s fine.”
After hanging up, Maggie was about to blow dry her hair when Isabe suddenly looked at her curiously.
Noticing her gaze, Maggie asked, “What’s wrong?”
“Mom, you know Uncle Harry?” Isabe asked, a little confused.
“Mm,” Maggie answered.
“Oh…” Isabe replied, though she seemed deep in thought.
The next morning, Maggie went downstairs to prepare breakfast. About half an hourter, when she was going back upstairs, she found Isabe on the phone.
When Isabe saw her return, she quickly ran over and handed the phone to her. “Mom, it’s Dad’s call ”
Maggie took the phone and said, “What’s up?”
Franklin’s voice came through: “I won’t be back until Wednesday at the earliest.
Before I return, Isabe probably won’t want to leave the Miller family these next few days. You’ll have to bear with her for a bit.”
Maggie listened quietly, pursed her lips, and hung up the phone.
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