Richest Mogul

Chapter 980

Natalie shook her head, her gaze fixed on the familiar figure in the distance.

Joe hadn’t finished the wedding photos in the afternoon due to work commitments, so she wondered how he could be here now.

Suddenly, her expression changed. The woman walking toward Joe was Verá. Natalie now realized that Vera had come to Fachington as well.

shoot

Joe must have canceled the wedding photo shoot this afternoon because of Vera. And now they were both at the hospital. It seemed that Vera was unwell.

Natalie felt a pang of disbelief. Such scenarios were common in novels and TV dramas, but she never expected to witness one firsthand.

She wondered what Joe truly thought of Skylar.

Austin noticed Natalie’s face filled with frustration as she stared ahead, her teeth clenched. He followed her gaze and saw a man and a woman he didn’t recognize.

“Do you know them?” he asked.

“Yes, I do,” Natalie admitted.

you want to go say

close, just acquainted.” Natalie quickly shook her head. Her concern was still

unfair to Skylar. First, there was Christopher, and now Joe, who had betrayed her. She had thought Joe was trustworthy, but it turned out he was involved in something like

with frustration, Natalie couldn’t help but mutter, “Men

enough for others to hear,

Mr. Powell, I didn’t mean it like that. Not all men are bad, but

not a typical couple. I couldn’t help but comment. I definitely wasn’t

often spoke

always seemed to cause

watched her with a mix of amusement and curiosity as her expression changed rapidly. Her face was a whirlwind of regret

smiled, finding her reactions entertaining “How good

guard by the

Powell, you gave me work when I needed it and have never been harsh with me. I know I haven’t performed perfectly in many areas, but you’ve never

your acting is incredibly impressive. I’m amazed by it every day. To me, no one in the world

grew thoughtful, a deep, unreadable darkness in his

Natalie

“I believe you.”

believed it so much that he seemed to have a

dark, like an endless night, deep

gaze grew