Chapter 148: Cinema Coincidence 2 Chapter 148: Cinema Coincidence 2 Arnold Johnson looked at her and laughed lightly, avoiding the heavy topic, “Before I t you, watching movies seed like a waste of ti. But now, I find watching movies to be very romantic.”
After saying that, Arnold held her hand more tightly.
Victoria Garcia gazed at Arnold’s handso face, feeling sowhat entranced.
Before long, they entered the movie theater to watch the film.
The film tells the story of a woman who sneaks into an office for revenge. Alia Wilson played a very inconspicuous clerical staff mber, only appearing for a few seconds at the end of the film. Her line was, “General Manager, soone barged in without an appointnt.”
After that, she never appeared again.
After the film, Arnold asked her, “Is this the type of movie your sister has been acting in after she joined Campbell Entertainnt Company?”
Victoria understood his aning and imdiately responded, “No, this was a film she made before signing with Campbell Entertainnt. It was supposed to be her movie debut, her breakthrough female role. I never imagined it would be like this.”
At this point, there was a hint of bitterness behind Victoria’s smile. It seed that Alia had led a very difficult life before this. It was extrely challenging to make a na for oneself in the Entertainnt Circle, let alone facing the constant pressure and sabotage from her own sister, Mia Garcia.
Though looks were important in society, the Entertainnt Circle demanded more than that.
As the crowd retreated, Arnold held her hand tightly and said, “With the strength of Campbell Entertainnt, your sister will soon achieve her dreams.”
Victoria did not take Arnold’s care for granted but instead silently kept it in her heart. She would try her best to repay him for what she could and keep the rest in her heart.
She looked up at him with a smile, “Thank you.”
Although they had hugged and kissed before, this was their first ti experiencing a different kind of closeness as they were squeezed together by the crowd.
His nose brushed against her hair, and a faint fragrance wafted over them, distinctive and intriguing.
Victoria turned her head, but she only saw the crowd and the flickering light reflecting in Arnold’s eyes.
Only when their car left the movie theater did the pair of eyes watching them disappear from their sight.
Once they were in the car, Victoria couldn’t help but ask, “Did you feel like we were being watched while we were in the theater?”
Hearing this, Arnold asked seriously, “Are you sure?”
Victoria hesitated internally, then shook her head, “I’m not sure, which is why I’m asking you.”
“If we were being watched, there are only two possibilities,” Arnold calmly stated. “One would be bystanders, who are naturally drawn to an attractive couple.”
“The other possibility would be enemies.” Arnold suddenly felt a bit anxious, “But who would dare to co after us now?”
Hearing his analysis, Victoria couldn’t help but ask, “How many enemies do you have?”
Arnold shook his head, “I only know that those who should be dead are already dead. As for those who aren’t, they’re no threat to my life. They don’t hold deep grudges or hatred.”
Victoria thought about it and shook her head, “Maybe I was mistaken.”
However, Arnold Johnson said seriously, “I’m going to send a few people with you when you go to Green City the day after tomorrow.”
Victoria replied earnestly, “No need, Candy Foster is enough. Besides, I’m going there to work, not to fight.” Victoria did not like having people follow her around, as it made her feel like she was being watched.
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