Rebirth in America: Great Slave Owner

A few days later, Tangning and old Maxi came to the village where Paul, err, should be called Jimmy now. When they saw their son, old Maxi exclaimed excitedly, "Paul! It's great that you are still alive!"

And Paul asked blindly, "Who is this gentleman?"

At this time, Downing came out and explained, "You are Mr. Jimmy, right? Let me introduce myself. My name is Tony Downing. This is Sean Maxie. We are both from New Orleans. Did a Mr. Osborn mention to you before? now..."

Before Tangning could finish speaking, Paul suddenly realized, "Oh, you mean that Mr. Officer, he did tell me a lot, but I'm sorry, I really can't remember anything!"

"This is Paul's father, I hope you can be considerate of a father's feelings!" Tangning whispered to Paul.

Hearing Tangning's words, Paul didn't resist old Maxi's hug, but it was obvious that he really didn't feel anything at all. To be honest, if he hadn't looked exactly like Paul, Tangning couldn't believe it was hers. old friend.

Holding Paul and crying for a while, old Maxi's mood gradually calmed down and asked Paul, "Paul, Abu'e is Mr. Jimmy. Are your injuries all healed?"

Paul nodded and replied, "Well, everything is fine, I'm very healthy now!" Then he hammered his chest.

Just as he was talking, a plainly dressed girl walked in, frowned and asked, "Who are you?"

"I'm Paul, Mr. Jimmy's friend before he lost his memory. This is Paul's father!" Tangning stood up and explained.

"Oh, so it's you, then let's talk, I'll make coffee for you!" But before entering the house, Aubrey suddenly turned around and said, "You can chat, but don't take him away!"

Before Tangning and old Maxi could speak, Paul stood up and assured, "Honey, don't worry, I won't leave!"

After chatting for a while, Tangning saw that Paul really couldn't remember anything, so she looked at old Maxie, stood up and said, "We still have something to do, so don't bother!"

Tangning then took out a wad of money, but before handing it over, Aubrey said, "We don't want your money!"

"This money is for Paul's wounds, Miss Aubrey, please be considerate of a father..." At the end, old Maxie was so choked that he couldn't speak.

Seeing this situation, Aubrey had no choice but to take the money, and then said a little embarrassedly: "Mr. Maxey, you are welcome to visit often!"

"Thank you, thank you!" Old Maxi thanked him again and again.

On the way back, Tangning comforted old Maxie, "Uncle Sean, don't be too sad. Anyway, it's a good thing that Paul is still alive, right?"

Old Maxi nodded again and again: "Yes, Tony, you are right, as long as Paul is still alive, it is the greatest good news!"

Then he said: "As long as you are still alive, there will be a day when you remember!"

"Yes, let's wait for that day together!" Tangning echoed.

"But at that time, Danina and Aubrey, how should Paul choose?" Old Maxi said worriedly.

Tangning thought to herself that this was not only Paul's problem, but also Danina and I. No, I have to tell Danina about this quickly so that she can prepare herself, but on the surface she said perfunctorily, "Sean Uncle, is it a little too early to think about this now!"

"Uh, yes, the first step is to wait for Paul to remember!"

Downing suggested, "I think the first step should be to find a good doctor to give Paul a comprehensive physical examination, although Paul looks healthy now, and I also believe that Aubrey will do her best. Take care of him, but after all, his ability is limited, and there is a chance that some hidden injuries will be missed and not treated in time!"

Tangning's suggestion can be said to wake up the dreamer in one sentence. Old Maxi repeatedly said, "Tony, you are right, no matter whether Paul regains his memory or not, he must be cured first!"

Originally, old Maxi wanted to take Paul to the nearest big city, Richmond, to see a doctor, but Aubrey firmly disagreed, for fear that he would take Paul away, and Paul himself did not want to go that far. Old Maxie and Downing came to Richmond and spent a lot of money to hire a reputable doctor to Yorkton to examine Paul.

At the same time, Danina in New York wandered around the living room anxiously after learning that Paul was still alive: "Oh, what can I do? Paul is still alive, so what can I, I do?"

Kayla, who lived with her, really looked down on her, and persuaded: "Darling, you don't have to be in such a hurry! Paul hasn't recovered his memory now, and even if he recovers, he will be in trouble. Bigger than you, didn't Tony say, Paul, he now has a wife, so you have good reasons to ignore him, wait until he regains his memory and dealt with that Audrey problem, and then you can qualify come to find you!"

"Yes, yes, yes, in fact, he is sorry for me now!" Danina nodded in agreement.

Keira corrected: "To be precise, he is more sorry for you, because few people know about you and Tony, so you can still keep it a secret; but about him and that Audrey, everyone who knows him. Everyone knows that this influence is not a concept at all!

And that Audrey saved his life, even if Paul really recovered his memory, he couldn't just leave, otherwise it would be too degrading! "

Hearing Kayla say this, Danina finally breathed a sigh of relief, but she didn't expect Kayla to change the subject and ask again, "Dannina, tell the truth, do you like the current life or being with Paul?"

"You're asking such a sinister question!" Danina said in a coquettish manner.

Kayla instigated: "Oh, it's just the two of us now, what are you afraid of?"

Danina thought about it for a while, then replied, "To be honest, I prefer the days when I make money and become famous by painting myself!"

Although Kayla didn't speak, she sneered in her heart...

ps: I saw a good book on the current channel today. It is a topic I was looking for a long time ago. I also suggested that writers who understand this subject write this topic, but unfortunately he didn’t listen to me, even more pity The thing is that although the author of this book is very good in writing and has personal experience, he can't write online articles... As for the title of the book, I won't say it, because I may use it as a reference for the next book.... ..