Chapter 486

Chapter 362 However, they didn’t ask further. At this moment, Julia said, “Since we’ve met, why not sit down together and have a meal?” As soon as Julia finished speaking, Rex was about to agree, but Glen spoke first, “No, Ihave my own things to handle. Maybe next time.” After Glen spoke, Jimmy also said, “I have my own plans too, not very convenient now. Next time.” Rex had come with Jimmy. He hadn’t expected Jimmy to say that.
Hearing this, he hesitated for a moment and had no choice but to say, “Alright, next time then.” Julia paid relatively close attention to Rex. She noticed Rex’s expression and immediately realized that Jimmy’s excuse about having plans was probably just a pretext. Jimmy probably just didn’t want to have dinner with her. Thinking of this, she also noticed that Jimmy was rather indifferent toward her-not really liking her, but not disliking her either.
She smiled awkwardly and said, “Since that’s the case, next time then.” Jimmy politely nodded, patted Rex’s shoulder, and left first. As for Glen, he had already sat back down, picked up his phone, and started looking at it, ignoring Julia. Glen’s refusal was actually expected by Julia. However, in the past, when Glen pretended to be indifferent, he still couldn’t help but sneak a glance at her, paying attention to her. But now…
After Glen said what he had to say, it seemed he truly didn’t care about her presence anymore. Julia subtly frowned but quickly returned to her usual calm and warmly said, “Since you have your mind made up, I won’t say more. But Uncle and Auntie care about you a lot. When you have time, call home more often.” After saying this, she stopped talking and turned to leave. Old Madam Green and the others knew Rex and Jimmy. Follow current novels on
Seeing Julia talking to them, they watched from afar and did not disturb. When Julia returned, Old Madam Green said, “Besides Glen, the other two young men are Reed Hardin’s son and Jordan Hall’s grandson, right? Both are from prestigious families in the capital, and they themselves are quite capable-very outstanding young talents. Especially Hall’s grandson, who is rarely seen.
Why didn’t you chat more with them before coming back so soon?” Julia sat down but hadn’t spoken yet when Lauren said, “Yes, Julia, whether it’s Glen or Mr, Hardin and Mr. Hall, all have excellent qualifications. Both your two younger sisters are still unmarried. If suitable, you can keep an eye out for Jane and Sophia.” Tracy wholeheartedly agreed, “Right, right.” Julia heard this but hadn’t said anything when Jane quietly said, “But Mr. White and Mr.
Hardin are both deeply devoted to our cousin. Introducing them to us… this seems a bit inappropriate, doesn’t it?” Lauren gave his daughter a frustrated look and said, “What’s wrong with that? Feelings can be cultivated. They like your sister. If your sister takes the initiative to contact them and brings you together, what if feelings develop? You have to try to see if it works. How will you know if you don’t try?” Jane didn’t respond.
At this time, Julia finally spoke, “I don’t really have much contact with them now, so I wouldn’t dare to promise anything about introductions.” “No problem. If there are any banquets in the future, and Mr. White and Mr. Hall attend, you can bring Jane and the others along then.”