---- Chapter 315 Glen asked, "He never showed up?" "Yeah." Another colleague chimed in, "That''s why many of us think Miss Miller must have already divorced her husband. I mean, it''s been more than half a year, and she hasn''t even mentioned him once." "Exactly." It did seem possible. If Maggie wasn''t divorced, how could Jimmy be chasing after her so openly? Still, Glen couldn''t calm the storm in his heart. He''d never imagined that Maggie had been married before.
Noticing his distracted expression, Maggie looked up from her work in the office. "What''s wMaggie?" "I heard you''ve been married before-is that true?" That''s what Glen wanted to ask. ---- But asking about a superior''s private life at work-maybe once or twice it''s fine, but too often and it just crosses the line. He snapped back to attention and simply said, "Nothing." That afternoon, Maggie received a phone call.
After hanging up, just before the workday ended, she said to Johnny, "I might not be in until the afternoon tomorrow. Could you attend the morning meeting for me?" "Of course, no problem." Then he asked, "Somethinge up?" "My mother''s going in for a check-up at the hospital. I want to go with her." Johnny didn''t know about Sally''s deteriorating condition. He just assumed it was a routine check-up. "Alright.
Go ahead, leave thepany to me." Maggie nodded and left the office The next morning, Maggie, her grandmother, and Helen all arrived early at the hospital. Even after they got there, they could only follow from a distance, afraid to let Sally see them.
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