Richest Mogul

Chapter 1047

“It’s been so long since I last watched a movie,” Minerva said with a sigh as they walked into the theater.” The last time I went was during my freshman year in college. After that, I just got too busy.” She paused, reflecting on how different her youth had been compared to others–marked by its monotony, perhaps.

No wonder Rowan found her dull.

She had grown up following the exact path her parents had laid out for her, never really exploring who she

truly was.

But now, spending time with Skylar, she felt relaxed.

Skylar smiled, “I don’t go to the movies much either. Back in college, I had a close friend who was obsessed with this actor, Austin Powell. Every time one of his films came out, she’d drag me along to watch it.”

“Austin Powell? I like him too! Whenever I have free time, I binge–watch his shows. He’s an incredible actor. Your friend had good taste–Austin’s a total superstar.” Minerva laughed.

Just then, Minerva’s phone rang.

“Excuse me, I need to take this,” she said, answering the call without stepping away.

The person on the other end was clearly an older woman.

“Hello, Mrs. Jakeman. I’m sorry, but I haven’t seen Rowan lately, so I’m not sure how he’s doing,” Minerva responded with a soft, polite tone.

patience was evident. However, her

to Rowan and their situation,

seem happy together.I wish them the best. So, could you speak to my parents and

between us.”

calm, as if she were discussing someone else’s life, not her own. There wasn’t a trace of emotion

their engagement and

ensuring

brow to furrow slightly. But her

she ended the call

courteous, “Goodbye, Mrs.

up, Minerva stood still for a moment, staring at

to Skylar with a smile, as if nothing had happened. Shall we go in?

without showing much reaction. “Yeah, it’s probably starting

popcorn.

The movie had been screening for almost a month

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It was totally normal that

the whole place to ourselves,” Minerva said, unable to contain her laughter. She looked happy, as if she had gotten

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the back row, far enough away that they might as well not have been there