Goodbye, Mr. Regret

Most people could relate, after all.

Of course, some of her thoughts came from all those TV shows she'd seen, the ones with thankless, ungrateful children. Whether it was in movies or novels, art mirrored life.

She'd never experienced it herself, but she was sure those kinds of people existed.

The screenplay, naturally, was meant to shine a light on the greatness of a mother's love.

She just never expected the drama to play out in her own life.

Yates didn't ask about the other plot points anymore.

Instead, he changed the subject. "So, what are your hopes for the box office numbers?"

"I'll give it my best shot, ask for nothing, expect nothing. Do the work, wait for the results. If it doesn't go well, I'll start over. If it does, I'll keep going."

Perfect wife material.

She was a breath of fresh air.

After a long day at work, coming home to talk with her-what could be more relaxing?

Timothy must have lost his mind to let her go.

Well, maybe it's for the best.

He's just not that lucky.

Yates silently cheered to himself.

Back at the house, Vince had just stepped inside when his phone chimed with a notification. He pulled it out-Twitter alert.

From The Lawson Group.

A frown creased his brow.

He tapped the screen.

His face soured instantly.

Seriously, Timothy?

Unbelievable. Absolutely shameless!

What a show-off.

Posting their marriage registration.

Flaunting his love.

he get the

through a whole rainbow of emotions. Jessica

up, big brother? Something

something annoying

It's late-let's all get

inside. As soon as Jessica was in her room, Vince grabbed Yates by the

the jerk and what did

down

always quick to grab credit. Meanwhile, you're as slow

He was fuming.

that either of them

as well complain about

picked up

from

#FirstScreening #FilmReview #LettersFromTheFetalSeaPreview #StarlightGrandTheater

and muttered, "This is supposed to be

tagged Starlight Grand Theater to

me. Isn't he talking about the movie?" Vince had only skimmed it,

a confessional. He probably wrote it for one person to see-and even paid to promote it. Bought

Vince wasn't wrong.

guy had skills, he had to admit.

his mother sacrificing everything for him, thanked his wife for writing such a moving

about his son, admitting he hadn't raised the boy well enough and had let his wife

he even showed

review-once it's posted-can knock his off the trending page?

chance," Yates answered

think

"He's got money."

arched a brow.

But going toe-to-toe with him

and watch him run

Ping.

Another notification.

#PresidentLawson InvitesAllStaffAnd FamiliesToTheScreening#

replies were full of The Lawson Group employees posting

event.

handed Vince the phone.

got

up his

the beginning

Ping.

finished reading the last

Another one.

Off His LoveLife-The

Ping.