---- Julia and Landon were indeed the pride of the Brown family. Old Madam Miller did not nce at Maggie again Looking at Landon and Julia with full affection, she smiled and said, "Oh, not at all..." What Old Madam Miller said next, Maggie didn''t hear clearly, as she and Old Madam Miller had already moved past the crowd and walked further away. As for Franklin, once she had seen him at the beginning, she didn''t pay him any more attention.


    Rex and Levi hadn''t expected Maggie to appear here either, and they awkwardly were mistaken for Julia. They watched as Maggie walked away. At that moment, Harry''s secretary approached with a gift box and handed it to Old Madam Miller. When they learned that Harry could not attend the birthday celebration in person, both the Brown and Green families were somewhat disappointed. However, the Green family was even more disheartened than the Brown family.


    ---- In addition to feeling disappointed, they were also anxious, After all, Sophia had caused some trouble recently, and both Tracy and Old Madam Green were hoping that Sophia could get together with Harry to improve their current declining situation. But to their surprise, Harry hadn''te today. Levi was surprised when he heard that Harry couldn''t make it. He hadn''t heard of any special matters that would keep Harry away today.


    Julia was also surprised by Harry''s absence, and she frowned slightly. Franklin, however, didn''t seem to react much. Meanwhile, on the other side, Maggie and Old Madam Miller had arrived at the wedding banquet hall. After sitting down for a while, her phone rang It was a call from Isabe.


    Maggie hadn''t nned on answering, but seeing that it was Isabe calling and recalling that Franklin and Julia had both attended Old Madam Miller''s birthday banquet, but Isabe was missing, Old Madam Miller guessed that Isabe might have been kept at home by Franklin ---- She felt sorry for Isabe and urged Maggie to pick up the call. Maggie, understanding her grandmother''s concern, had no choice but to stand up and walk to a quieter ce to answer the call.


    Isabe was very happy that Maggie had taken her call She quickly said, "Mom, Sunday is Mother''s Day, and I''ve prepared a gift for you. Ille find you, okay?" Mother''s Day was indeed a special asion. After a brief pause, Maggie replied softly, "Okay." "The sir hasn''te back yet, and the young miss is ying in the room," Isabe added. Maggie didn''t say anything in response. Speaking of which, Isabe was technically Old Madam Miller''s great-granddaughter.


    Julia always imed to be sincere in her treatment of Isabe, yet she hadn''t even considered bringing her along to Old Madam Miller''s birthday celebration. Was this really the way she cared for Isabe? Was it that simple a matter that Franklin couldn''t see? ---- But, given Franklin''s feelings for Julia, surely he would unconditionally believe her as long as Julia provided a simple excuse?


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