Richest Mogul

Chapter 1057

Joe took the burrito from Skylar and immediately took a bite. The burrito had crispy fried bits inside, giving it a delightful texture. It was surprisingly delicious.

He was actually quite hungry.

A wave of contentment washed over him as he glanced at Skylar, who was busy eating with her head down. It was remarkable how something as simple as sharing a street food meal could bring a sense of tranquility and comfort.

“This is pretty good,” he remarked.

Skylar looked up and smiled at him. “When I was in high school in Liberty County, I used to have these burritos from a stand outside the school. They tasted similar to this one.”

“You went to high school here?” Joe glanced around at Liberty County.

There weren’t any tall buildings, and there weren’t many people around. But the streets were clean and well–kept

“Yeah, right here,” she said, familiar with every inch of this place. She hadn’t had much chance to come back since starting college.

Joe suddenly suggested, “After we return from the countryside, take me to see your school.”

Skylar nodded enthusiastically. “We can buy tickets for the evening train for our return trip. I’ll show you

around.”

“Sounds good.”

the bus and sat for another several dozen minutes. To Skylar’s

he really was just curious about

people in the countryside anymore. Most had

Skylar for a

I haven’t seen you in two years.

smiled and confirmed it was true. Joe followed suit, addressing Alma warmly as “Mrs.

Senior.”

“Are your mom and brothers hot

and said, “They’ve been busy lately. They’ll come back to

people around. You should visit more often.

to talk to her. Is she traveling with you guys to Jipsburg?” Alma was getting older and a bit hard of hearing, so she

at the mention of Viola. “Mrs. Munoz Senior, are you sure Grandma Viola came

our village for over 20 years. I wouldn’t mistake

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well. She was coughing quite

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concern for Viola’s condition. After exchanging a glance with Joe, she

home. Since it had been a while since anyone had lived there, the yard was filled