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Chapter 90

Maggie froze.

Johnny paused as well. He glanced at Maggie, then whispered, "Teacher... Why would Mr. Wilson want to meet with you? Can you tell us?"

"He said he wanted to introduce someone to me," Nolan replied.

ith that, he ended the call without saying more.

Johnny turned to Maggie and said, "Could it be that the person Mr. Wilson wants to introduce to Teacher is Julia?"

It was during their recent dealings with the Brown family that Johnny found out that the Brown family also had its own tech company.

Julia had previously wanted to work at their company to be involved with their programming language, cuap.

The outside world believed that cuap was developed by Nolan's team, even though the truth was more complicated.

Now that Julia couldn't join their company, it was very likely that she would reach out to Nolan to study cuap. It was even possible that Julia might want to become one of Nolan's students. Thinking of this, Johnny couldn't help but curse under his breath. "Damn!"

Maggie had the same thought.

She suspected that this might be Franklin's way of compensating her for not allowing Julia's family to move into the house across from her uncle.

After all, given Franklin's feelings for Julia, how could he allow her to suffer in order to help Maggie?

Johnny said, "If she really has hidden talents, doesn't that mean-"

Although they were students of Nolan, and although he was usually indifferent to them, their relationship with him was actually quite good.

Nolan was strict with them, but in fact, he was a cold person with a warm heart. He also had strong principles.

refuse to take her on just because

So...

and said, "Let's focus on our own

only thing she could do was focus on improving

Grandma was already asleep. However, when she got

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not return at

when she came out of the bathroom after a

him, her steps faltered for a moment, and she nodded at him slightly

he had met with Nolan today, she didn't

giving her a glance,

next morning. Maggie woke up

directed at Franklin "Last night, I was already in bed by ten, and you still weren't home. I

the table, pretending to be angry. "Say something! Stop pretending

his cup and, seeing Maggie coming downstairs, glanced at her before turning back to Grandma and saying "Didn't you say I had to come back and

"I wouldn't dare."

his tone was indifferent, showing no sign of discomfort

talking to him and waved at Maggie, signaling her to

down and asked, "Grandma, are

Mag, where would you like to go?

She couldn't think of any entertaining places that everyone

with anything. It's up

a plan in mind, and hearing Maggie's

go but didn't get a chance, and I ended up getting sick from the frustration. This time, someone's going to make it up to me." That "someone" naturally referred

uncomfortable or embarrassed at

was as if the incident didn't

never seemed to have cared about