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Robert arrived at the Morgendorffers. “Is Quinn here?” he asked Daria when she came to the door.
“I’ll check, you can wait in the kitchen.”
It wasn’t long before Quinn came down. “Dad said you called. It sounded urgent.”
“Have you seen Angie today?” Quinn asked.
“I did. I asked her what’s going on. She said that she had gone out with some new friends When I tried to find out more, she got angry so I stopped. It’s hard watching someone you care for suffer and that you can’t help.”
“I think it’s her grades and that she fears she’s stuck in Lawndale.”
“I don’t think that’s all,” Robert said.
“I think these are her new friends,” Quinn said as she grabbed something off the kitchen counter. “I raided the Lowdown…”
“Wade MacFarlane and Matthew Bowman, class of 95,” Robert read. “Who are they?”
“You and Angie six years ago. All star athletes, cheerleader, football and basketball player.”
“What happened?”
“According to the Sun-Herald, both Wade and Matthew got injured and caught up in drugs,” Quinn answered.
“Do you think Angie’s in trouble?”
“I don’t know. I tried to talk to her, but she wouldn’t listen.”
“No one’s listening to me,” Robert said.
“So, I guess the meeting with Osborn didn’t go well.”
“Joey and I tried to make our case, but we got shut down. He said we haven’t got a good enough business reason.”
“That’s harsh,” Quinn murmured. “Maybe you should talk to Daria, I know she and Jodie are doing an assignment in Economics. Maybe it wasn’t a rejection, but a challenge.”
“My first challenge is helping Angie, but I will talk to Daria.”
“Good.”
“But why are you doing this?” Robert asked.
“I couldn’t stop what happened to Ted. There’s a chance for Angie.”
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“I’ll check, you can wait in the kitchen.”
It wasn’t long before Quinn came down. “Dad said you called. It sounded urgent.”
“Have you seen Angie today?” Quinn asked.
“I did. I asked her what’s going on. She said that she had gone out with some new friends When I tried to find out more, she got angry so I stopped. It’s hard watching someone you care for suffer and that you can’t help.”
“I think it’s her grades and that she fears she’s stuck in Lawndale.”
“I don’t think that’s all,” Robert said.
“I think these are her new friends,” Quinn said as she grabbed something off the kitchen counter. “I raided the Lowdown…”
“Wade MacFarlane and Matthew Bowman, class of 95,” Robert read. “Who are they?”
“You and Angie six years ago. All star athletes, cheerleader, football and basketball player.”
“What happened?”
“According to the Sun-Herald, both Wade and Matthew got injured and caught up in drugs,” Quinn answered.
“Do you think Angie’s in trouble?”
“I don’t know. I tried to talk to her, but she wouldn’t listen.”
“No one’s listening to me,” Robert said.
“So, I guess the meeting with Osborn didn’t go well.”
“Joey and I tried to make our case, but we got shut down. He said we haven’t got a good enough business reason.”
“That’s harsh,” Quinn murmured. “Maybe you should talk to Daria, I know she and Jodie are doing an assignment in Economics. Maybe it wasn’t a rejection, but a challenge.”
“My first challenge is helping Angie, but I will talk to Daria.”
“Good.”
“But why are you doing this?” Robert asked.
“I couldn’t stop what happened to Ted. There’s a chance for Angie.”
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