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Chapter 328

    AsJimmywasthinking,Rexaskedhimagain,“Jimmy,besidesUncleHardin andmyoldman,doyouknowanyoneelsewhomighthaveNn’scontactinformation?”


    Jimmyreplied,“No,Idon’t.”


    Afterapause,itseemedlikeherememberedsomething,andhesaid,“Butdidn’tyoumentionthatMissBrownhasmetNn?I thinkMissBrownmighthaveMr.Nn’scontactinformation.IfreachingMr.Nncouldsolvetheproblem,MissBrownshouldhavecontactedhimherselfbynow.”


    Rexsaid,“I’vethoughtaboutthat,too.Butasthepersondirectlyinvolved,it’sdifficultforhertocontactMr.Nnandtellhimthat Johnnyisn’ttheome,unlessit’sabsolutelynecessary.”


    Rex’sconsiderationwasquitethorough.ItseemedthathelikedJuliaevenmorethanhehadrealized.


    Rexcontinued,“Forgetit.I’skotherpeoplethen.”


    Jimmyresponded,“Alright.”


    SinceMaggiewasalsoastudentofNn,andJohnnyandMaggiehadkeptthisinformationprivate,itwasclearlyrtedtoconfidentialmatters.


    Thus,Jimmydidn’tfeelitwasappropriatetosharethiswithRex.


    Thinkingofthis,Jimmysaid,“I’veinteractedwithMaggieafewtimes.Idon’tthinkshe’sthetypeofpersonyou


    described.”


    “Rex,doyoureallythinkit’sbecauseMaggieisworriedthatJohnnymightlikeMissBrown,whichiswhyshe’stargetedher repeatedly?Couldtherebesomemisunderstandingbetweenthem?Whydon’tyouaskMissBrownorotherstoseeifthere’ssomekindofgrudgebetweenthem?”


    Rexfurrowedhisbrowsuponhearingthis.“Jimmy,areyouspeakingupforher?”


    Jimmyreplied,“I’mjustspeakingthetruth.”


    ButRexfeltthatJimmyhadbeendeceivedbyMaggie.


    “Idon’tthinkthere’sanymisunderstanding.I’veseenitwithmyowneyes–how couldIbewrong?Asforyou,don’tletherappearancefoolyou.”Afterapause,hesaid,“Alright,let’sstoptalkingabouther.Onceyou’reonvacation,let’sallgettogether.”


    Jimmyhadotherthingstotakecareof,sohedidn’tsaymuchmore.AfterfinishinghisconversationwithRex,hehungupthephone.


    Juliahadbeenwaitingoutside,butneitherMaggienorJohnnyhadbotheredtoacknowledgeher.Theyjustlether


    Juliatrulyintendedtowaitaslongasittook.


    However,shehadothermatterstoattendtothatafternoon.Whensherealizedshewasn’tgoingtomeetJohnny,she


    hadnochoicebuttoleave.


    Forthenexttwodays,shehadmore thingstohandleandcouldn’tmakeitbacktoColetoconfrontJohnny.


    OnThursday,whenshefinallyhad somefreetimeandnnedtogobacktoCole,shereceivedacourtsummons.


    When Sophiaheardthenews,shewasfurious.“It’sonlybeenafewdays,andthey’vealreadysentacourtsummons.Lookslikethey’rereallydeterminedtoterminatethecontract.What’soutrageousisthatthecourtactuallyeptedthiscase!Suchasmallmatter–howridiculous!Whatkindofcourtisthis?”


    Sincethecourthadalreadyeptedthecase,aslongasJohnnydidn’twithdrawthwsuit,theywould havetogo


    tocourt.


    Althoughshined,evenSophiaknewthatthesituationhadreachedapointwhereitwashardtoturnback.


    “Whatshouldwedo?Arewereallygoingtosuethem?WhatdoesFranklinsayaboutthis?”


    Juliasaidcalmly,“Franklinhasn’tbeenabletofindawaytogetJohnnytowithdrawthwsuit…”


    Janicesuddenlyspokeup,“WhatifwecontacttheGrayfamilyandinformthemaboutthis?”


    TheyhadpreviouslythoughtthatsinceMaggiewasmarriedandhad children,theGrayfamilywouldnevereptherbeingwithJohnny.


    Recently,whenJohnnyhadgone onablinddatewithayoundyfromaprominentfamily,itseemedtoconfirmtheirsuspicions.


    TheGrayfamilyalreadyhadanegativeopinionofMaggie.IftheylearnedthatMaggiehadcausedtroublebetweenJohnnyandhisbusinesspartnerduetosomepersonalmatters,theywouldlikelybeevenmoredissatisfiedwithher.


    Atthatpoint,underfamilypressure,Johnny mightactuallydropthwsuit.


    AssoonasJuliaheardJanice’ssuggestion,sheimmediatelyunderstoodheridea.


    Thiscouldindeedbeawayforward.


    However,Juliadidn’tknowanyothermembersoftheGrayfamily.


    ButshewascertainthatFranklinknewthem.


    Thinkingofthis,shecalledFranklin.


    Afterhearingherthoughts,Franklinsaid,“Okay,I’llhelpyoucontacttheGrayfamilyassoonaspossible.”


    Sophiaalsofeltthatthiswasagoodidea.


    Sheevenbecamealittleexcitedthinkingabouthow,aftertheGrayfamilyfoundout,MaggieandJohnnymightbreakofpletely.


    Butthenshesuddenlythoughtofsomething.“Whydidn’tFranklinthinkofcontactingtheGrayfamilyearlier?”


    Julialoweredhergazeandsaid,“He’smarriedtoMaggie.TheGrayfamilyprobablyknowssomethingabouttheirrtionship,soit’snotappropriateforhimtoapproachtheGrayfamilyaboutthis.IfweneedtoinvolvetheGrayfamily,itwouldbebetterforsomeoneelsetotakethelead.”


    Sophiapouted.“Alrightthen.”


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