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Chapter 220

Just then, Franklin’s message arrived, telling her that he’d send someone to pick up Isabella soon. Maggie didn’t respond.
A few seconds later, Isabella’s phone rang, and she turned to Maggie. “It’s Dad.”
Maggie nodded. “Mm.”
She didn’t know exactly what Franklin had said, but when Isabella hung up, she said, “Mom, Dad said he wants to take me out to play.”
Maggie smiled faintly. “Mm, he told me, too. If you want to go, then go ahead.”
“Okay!” Isabella was excited.
About half an hour later, a car arrived to pick up Isabella.
Old Lady Miller, upon hearing that Isabella was leaving, seemed reluctant. She, as usual, packed a lot of food for Isabella to take with her. Watching the car leave, she muttered,
“I thought he was being generous, but now… after just two days, he’s rushing to take her back.”
Before Maggie could respond, Old Lady Miller walked away, a bit melancholy.
Just then, Maggie’s phone rang again. It was her lawyer, Paul.
He spoke first, “I’ve met with Franklin’s lawyer, and I’ve received the new agreement. The additional three properties total about a billion in value, and everything looks good.”
Maggie responded, “Okay, I understand.”
Paul continued, “Franklin’s lawyer mentioned that if you need money urgently, he can transfer part of
you think?” the assets to your account in advance. What do Yesterday, Franklin had misunderstood her intentions. Her grandmother’s birthday gifts, which he had bought for her grandmother, had already been auctioned off, and the money was in. For now, Jason wasn’t lacking funds.
However, Maggie thought for a moment and replied, “Then have him prepay.”
They hadn’t officially divorced yet, and things were still uncertain. Since he was offering, why not take it?
After all, she might not get another chance later.
Paul replied, “Okay, I’ll arrange it.”
After Isabella left, Maggie went upstairs to work on her computer, busying herself with her tasks. About
an hour later, Paul sent over some documents for her to review.
Maggie opened the documents, and the first thing she noticed was the three additional properties. The specific locations were clearly marked.
She paused.
These three properties were all vacant units in the Miller family’s residential complex, and their locations were relatively close to the Miller family home.
To be honest, although Franklin had already helped her purchase the unit in front of the Miller family’s house, that hadn’t completely alleviated her concerns.
After all, her grandmother liked to go for walks, and even if the Green family didn’t live directly opposite her grandmother, living in the same complex would make things a bit too close for comfort. She had always been a little worried.
But now…
Looking at the new agreement, it seemed that Franklin was once again helping her solve her lingering