Rebecca tried calling her dad, but his number was busy all the time. She apologized to Benjamin and walked out of the theater. He said he would accompany her, but she said it was her family issue, so he couldn’t tag along with her.

If only her family also trusted him like she did, how wonderful his married life would have been?

Meanwhile, seeing the audience leave the theater, ranting about how crappy the production values were, Mina laughed like a hyena on drugs.

“I’m glad I didn’t watch it,” she boasted.

“Shouldn’t you be thanking me?” Shadow asked. “If not for me, you would have suffered like the audience.”

“Hmph! Don’t try your luck with me, boy,” Mina glared at him before leaving, as she had to follow Rebecca.

Shadow went over to Benjamin and sat on his bike. “Is the movie really that bad, my lord?”

“It was really engaging for the first fifteen minutes, but then…” Benjamin shook his head. “The quality turned horrible. I think someone who’s envious of Jacob did this.”

“Maybe it’s