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He looked like a carefree boss.

Rex paused for a moment.

Earlier, on the way to the restroom, Rex had mentioned that he was meeting some friends at the café.

Entering the café, Julia asked, “Has your friend arrived?”

Rex shook his head. “Not yet.”

“Then why not come sit with us?”

“You’re out on a date, so it wouldn’t feel right for me to join.”

Julia smiled. “It’s fine, Frank won’t mind.”

So Rex walked over with Julia and the others toward Franklin.

As they approached, the first thing Rex noticed was a bouquet of deep red roses beside Franklin’s seat.

There was no need to guess–the roses were definitely a gift from Franklin to Julia.

It seemed that Franklin didn’t think as badly of Julia as he had assumed earlier. “Daddy, we’re back!” Isabella spoke up, immediately running back to his seat.

Franklin responded, then turned to look at Julia. Only then did he notice that Rex was also there.

He spoke up, “Mr. Hardin?”

Rex replied, “I ran into Miss Brown at the door, and since I saw you were here, I came over to greet you.”

Franklin shook hands with him, exchanged pleasantries, and then Rex, noticing how well the three of mem were getting along, decided not to sit down. Instead, he said, “My friend should be arriving soon, so I’ll leave it for next time.”

Franklin didn’t insist. “Alright.”

Rex glanced at Julia again before turning to leave, choosing an empty seat nearby.

Franklin’s group spoke quietly, and Rex couldn’t catch what they were saying.

More than twenty minutes later, Franklin’s group was preparing to leave.

Before they left, he came over to greet Rex.

“Leaving?” Rex asked.

“Yes,” Franklin replied. “See you next time.”

As Franklin left, Rex noticed that Julia and Isabella hadn’t left yet, so he asked, “Why aren’t you leaving

Julia smiled. “Tingshen is bringing the car around from the underground parking.”

The café wasn’t far from the road, but the underground parking lot was large. It was very considerate of Franklin to drive the car over to the side to pick them up.

Rex smiled in response.

Julia smiled as well and then asked, “Has your friend come?”

Rex shook his head. “Not yet.”

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Julia lowered her gaze, a hint of understanding flashing in her eyes, but she didn’t press the matter. “Then are you going to wait a little longer?”

Rex replied, “No need.”

After chatting for a while, Julia received a call from Franklin.

“We should go,” she said.