Julia Rehwald Age Novels & Stories

Julia I turn to face the woman and for a moment I am thrown. The woman looks to be in her late 40s and she is absolutely beautiful. She has red hair pulled back in a bun and bright green eyes, she has a beautiful dress on but her clothes along with her jewelry scream money. However, she works in a charity shop, so there could be more to it.

It was then that Julia posted a bombshell in our group chat. "Hey, my darlings. I'm getting married on October 4th. Please come to the wedding and be my bridesmaids. I've prepared beautiful dresses for you girls." The sudden good news was so uplifting. I immediately perked up and told her that Queenie had gone to bed before switching to private chat. Julia was a typical northern young woman of about the same height as me. She had that straightforwardness typical of people from the north and was a bold drinker.

"Can you both quit the blabbering now and tell me what on Earth is going on?" That did it. Easier than I thought. "I sent everything in detail to your mail. Every single piece of information about Elena, the woman in your house." Drew started. "Who is Julia? Where is she right now?" Reece pushed a button and the projector came on. He opened a file and swiped through different pictures of the same female. "That is Julia. She is currently out of the city, and we have a record of most of her conversation with Ian." "She looks nothing like.. Elena." I was getting used to the name.

“And she’s married?” “Yes. Her husband, Rhett, and her have two kids. Brax is four and Farrah is two.” I miss my niece and nephew, but I do see them often. Thank goodness for private jets. I notice Julia’s face lights up at the mention of children. “That’s so amazing!” she gushes. “I bet they’re adorable.” “They are,” I assure her. She gets quiet, and I consider not asking my next question, but I do anyway. “Do you want children, Julia?” We’ve sort of discussed this, but I want to know what she thinks now that she is concentrating on my niece and nephew.

she said to the director, taking a quick glance at Adrian. “Good evening, Miss Reid,” he replied, then turned to face Adrian. "Miss Reid is one of our finest researchers. Her work on genetic sequencing has attracted attention from several journals and she also teaches our postgraduate students despite still completing her doctorate. She's also one of the reasons Hayes Pharma renewed its funding this year.” Julia lowered her gaze, suddenly finding the floor far more interesting. "I'm still learning, sir." "Learning?" the director laughed. "You're teaching half the department and are nearing a breakthrough in your research.”