Richest Mogul

Chapter 1366

Half an hour later, Rosa arrived at the airport first.

She had also bought a flight ticket to Jipsburg. Her flight was scheduled for a few hours later, so she wouldn't be on the same flight as Joe.

Although she could have waited a few hours before arriving, she wanted to see him before he boarded.

Fortunately, luck was on her side. She spotted Joe at the airport. He looked rushed, his face devoid of expression, radiating an air that made him seem unapproachable as if she were just another stranger he didn't want to interact with. "Ned."

She rushed over, her eyes swollen and red from crying. She felt deeply wronged, questioning why no one seemed to understand her.

When Joe saw Rosa, he appeared taken aback. "What are you doing here?"

promised to marry me, but now you keep postponing. I just want to know if you really don't want to marry me anymore," Rosa asked through her tears. Seeing a woman cry truly tugged at one's heartstrings. After three years together, she couldn't believe

Joe replied, his voice

and she stared at him in shock. "What do you mean by saying you can't marry me? Do you... Do you believe what those people online are saying? Everything they wrote is false. "I've never lied to you. You are the love of

of regret wash over her. She regretted reaching out to the reporters. Things wouldn't have escalated

like every step she took was a mistake, leading her deeper into

silent. But it was his silence that

Her demeanor was exceptionally humble. She could see that Joe had bought into the rumors. A fear she had never experienced before surged within her. Joe avoided her

his duties. He checked the time and quietly reminded Joe,

handle in Jipsburg. You don't need to come along. The money I transferred to you should be in your bank account. Find a suitable time to release a statement. "We'll end our relationship amicably. There is no third party in our relationship, and

felt as if she were frozen in place, the sounds around her fading into a

in her mind. They weren't harsh, and