Richest Mogul

Chapter 1477

Two days later, Natalie returned.

Skylar went to the airport to pick her up, and then they went straight to a fondue restaurant. After finishing the meal, Skylar drove Natalie back home. Natalie sat in the passenger, a sudden silence falling over her.

Earlier at the fondue restaurant, she had been talking non-stop, acting the same as usual. It seemed like her breakup with Austin hadn't affected her at all.

But now, with the silence in the car, she, too, had quieted down. Skylar felt a pang of sympathy for her but didn't ask anything. Instead, she quietly kept her company.

There was some traffic on the road, and they were moving slowly. As Natalie stared out the window at the night scenery, her eyes slowly became red, and tears started to fall.

She quickly raised a hand to wipe her tears away. Knowing Skylar had probably seen her crying, she no longer tried to hide it.

"I can't believe I'm heartbroken again. I don't care. You're staying with me tonight," she said.

Skylar pointed to the back of the car. "There's alcohol and your favorite snack in the truck. I'll stay with you tonight."

one who understands me the most in this world is you," Natalie

the time she disembarked, eating the fondue in a daze. But as night fell, the flood of emotions she'd held back finally burst forth. Thankfully, Skylar was there

...

when he

and to the point. She said she would be staying with

reading the message. It seemed like he would be

at the empty house before him, he suddenly felt lonely. He wondered if he meant that little to

he stared out at the sprawling nightscape of Jipsburg City. In his mind, an image

a moment from the future when they were both more mature. Their faces were full of disappointment toward each other, and he couldn't remember exactly what had been said. The image was powerful, disturbing even. He had always believed that

even been home for a day, and he already felt uncomfortable

last sip of his drink, he got

few months filled with so many events, and his

him that, at times, it was inevitable

...

dark near the college campus, yet some still hurried back to