Chapter 38: A Strange Mystery

Jimmy took two days off for his annual vacation, and together with Columbus Day, he booked a trip back to his hometown for his grandma's 80th birthday. As soon as he walked inside his grandma's house, he saw his ex-girlfriend Linda Galvin. It was natural because she was on good terms with his grandmother. But when they sat down for dinner, his grandma asked them when they would get married, and she could have a great-grandson. Jimmy explained to her that he and Linda were not together a long time ago. When he looked at Linda, he found she had lowered her head and was upset. Later he found out that Linda wanted to get back with him. His grandma and his parents had even been conspiring to intervene. It made him look like a jilted lover. Even on his way back to LA, his mother still called perseveringly to interrogate and urged him to think it over. Linda was a good girl, she repeated again and again. Jimmy explained too weakly that he could not waste Linda's time because she was a goo