初中时，朱莉对布莱斯依旧热情--她把自己养鸡下的蛋亲自送给布莱斯，然而

Junior high school, Julie to Bryce still warm - her own eggs under the chickens personally gave Blythe, however, Bryce under the influence of his father, a growing aversion to Julie, he secretly threw Julie sent out eggs. At the same time, Julie began to realize his father had said: "Some people as a whole greater than the sum of its parts, while others are not." Julie's childhood must have been convinced that man Bryce whole is greater than the sum of its parts.

In junior high school, Julie remained enthusiastic about Bryce -- she gave Bryce her own eggs, but Bryce, under the influence of her father, became increasingly resentful of the Julies, who secretly threw away the eggs she had sent. At the same time, Julie began to grasp what her father had said: "Some people are bigger than part of the sum, while others are not." "Julie, as a child, had always believed that Bryce must be the one who was bigger than the sum of the parts.

In junior high school, Julie was still enthusiastic about Blaise, who gave her eggs herself. However, under the influence of her father, Blaise grew more and more disgusted with the Jolie family. He secretly threw away the eggs Julie had sent. At the same time, Julie began to understand what her father had said: "Some people as a whole are greater than the sum of parts, while others are not." As a child, Julie always believed that Blaise must be a person whose whole is greater than the sum of parts.<br>