The Lunch

I looked over and found Julie wearing delicate makeup. Her temperament was gentle, and I thought she was the most beautiful girl in this restaurant.  I rolled my eyes at Carroll. "You just have a discrimination against her. She's quite pretty." Julie was good enough to be the wife of the withered Jerry.  At that moment, I felt that Carroll held prejudice against Julie as Opal and his friends.  In their eyes, Julie was just a gold digger. The prejudice was deeply rooted in their hearts, so Carroll refused to get newly acquainted with Julie.  However, Carroll added, "Her ages doesn't fit the story." "How old is Julie?" I asked. Carroll thought for a moment. "Opal is two years older than you. He is the same age as Simon. Tom is two years older than Simon, so Julie and Simon are of the same age." I didn't expect Carroll to develop a simple question into a math question. It was quite impressive to me that Carroll made such an unnecessary deduction.  However, I soon got Carroll. I thought th