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s she looked at the proposal, Maggie thought that although Rex had arrived later than others, he clearly had the confidence to do so. His proposal was detailed and almost perfectly matched her requirements.

Maggie appeared very serious while reviewing the document, almost as if she truly understood it.

She was pretending, and Rex couldn’t be bothered to expose it.

Anyway, he wasn’t in a hurry.

Half an hour later, Maggie put down the document and said, “Mr. Hardin’s proposal really aligns well with what our company needs. We’ll give it serious consideration.”

Rex didn’t want to talk too much with Maggie, planning to discuss further with Johnny when he returned.

But on the surface, he was still very polite: “Thank you for your recognition, and I look forward to the opportunity to cooperate with your company.”

After a pause, he said, “I have other matters, Miss Miller. See you next time.”

Maggie had already sensed that Rex didn’t seem to like her.

Now, in the meeting room, although he was trying to be polite, she could still feel his condescending attitude.

Business is business.

She was just looking for a collaborator and cared about her own interests, not necessarily about becoming friends with him.

She pretended not to notice his attitude and smiled, “Alright, see you next time.”

After that, she instructed Johnny’s secretary, “Secretary, please see Mr. Hardin out.”

Rex left.

Downstairs, he saw a familiar figure. “Miss Brown?”

Yes, Julia and Logan hadn’t left.

Johnny’s secretary had told them “Mr. Gray is away on a business trip” to send them away, but they didn’t leave.

They had thought “Johnny is away” was just an excuse for him not wanting to see them, so they waited

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downstairs, thinking they’d talk to him when he came down.

Unexpectedly, it wasn’t Johnny who came down, but Rex.

It had been half a month since Julia was injured.

Her wounds had almost healed, though not completely, but she was well enough to return to normal life.

Rex had gone to Wilson Tech last week and didn’t see Julia. When he asked the staff there, he learned she had been injured.

Julia’s injuries were deep, and her hospital stay wasn’t easy, so her face still looked a little haggard.

Rex looked at her, feeling a little heartbroken.