the bathroom for a shower. When she came out, she was surprised to see the f

er a long aqua blue dress. On it was a dust

man spoke, "Ms. Johnson, the

f them retired before Maggie could ask anything. In her heart, she thought highly of th

ights on, but the dense haze seemed impenetrable. The cold wind blew and brought over biting dampness. The da

er shawl and walke

old man prepared a pair of high heels for her. Consequently, when she reached th

ed down from her mother. Since the gate was closed, she

was her home, and she wait

eir servant, Nanny Collins, finally came out at a slow pace to open the

lins. Mrs. Stella used to take care of her mother and was

and replied indifferently, "Yo

the woman and got in on her high

d by Maggie's air, she didn't even dare to follow Magg

st a motherless girl now. Except for the title of first miss in

tess well. Only she didn't know that they had nothing to inherit from the Johnson family. Everything here belonged to the Jones family. As

ard the harmonious and livel

iage. This is great, and I will bear the surname Johnson,

d Johnson yet. She was called

e in the family knew it yet. In the previous life, Tami also