Richest Mogul

Chapter 1421

It was clear that Rowan cared about Minerva. The moment he spotted her stranded by the roadside, he immediately put aside what he was doing, got out of his car, and walked over. When he spoke to Minerva, his tone was particularly gentle, and his expression was focused to the point where he seemed to forget Madge was even there. A wave of jealousy washed over her. As Rowan inspected the car, Madge curiously asked, "Are you a friend of Rowan's?"

She couldn't help but wonder if this woman might have been someone from his past, perhaps even an ex-girlfriend. That question seemed a bit too confrontational, so she decided to hold back. Minerva quickly noticed Madge's puzzled expression and smiled, replying, "Yes, we're friends."

Seeing the wedding ring on Minerva's finger, Madge blinked and asked, "Are you married?"

Minerva glanced at her ring, realizing it was indeed a wedding band. A smile crossed her face as she replied, "Not yet, but I'm getting married soon."

Hearing that Minerva was about to get married, Madge visibly relaxed. It seemed her initial concerns had been unfounded.

Rowan and this woman were clearly just friends. Seeing a friend's car break down on the side of the road would prompt anyone to stop and help. It wasn't the kind of situation someone could simply ignore. Soon, Rowan returned and said, "I checked the car. There's nothing major. I just did a quick fix. Why don't you try starting it now?"

Minerva thanked him with a smile and got back into the car while Rowan stood outside the driver's side, watching her start the engine.

the steering wheel, his

yet, but she was already wearing a wedding ring. Rowan wondered

seemed Minerva truly cared for that man, or perhaps

possibility, Rowan suddenly felt a pang of pain in

nerves. But as his fingers brushed the fabric, he remembered that Minerva disliked his smoking habit. Back when they were together, he hadn't valued their time. Sometimes, Minerva would share

they were in bed together. Over the years,

the feeling that he had been such a bastard in the past. Over these years, Minerva had completely disappeared from his life, never

had left almost no

working.

sound of the engine starting made Minerva beam with relief. It was fortunate to have

bound to run into each other again. She was willing to let the past go and treat him as just a

a moment and then gave a small nod. "Glad it's running," he

the car dealership send someone to pick it up and do a thorough inspection later. Thanks again!