At night, Rosalie and Theodore headed out for dinner.

They didn't take Steve along with them. Theodore wanted to enjoy the date with just the two of them.

Rosalie couldn't bear to reject him.

Their relationship had been utterly ruined and they barely managed to resolve the misunderstandings. The dust had finally settled around them, and she didn't want to sour the mood again.

They were Steve's parents, and Steve naturally wouldn't want his parents to be at loggerheads with each other. They might be divorced, but they could still live in peace and that would only be beneficial for Steve's growth.

Theodore booked a restaurant where they shared a romantic meal before heading to the cinema.

Theodore bought tickets to a romance movie. It was a very touching story and many ladies were reduced to tears by the time the credits were rolling. Rosalie, however, couldn't bring herself to cry. Perhaps because she was all out of tears from what happened in real life and she felt numb when she saw the story unfolding onscreen.

Theodore said nothing even after noticing Rosalie's muted response. The two of them walked out of the cinema hall.

"Rose, you didn't seem to have much of a reaction after watching that movie. Did you not enjoy it?"

well, but

while watching movies or

shall we

time and she was starting to miss Steve. She wondered if he was asleep

let's walk around a bit more, shall we? There's

Rosalie alone; they had such a good time eating, shopping, and watching a movie. These were ordinary things that ordinary couples did, but they

wanted to prolong the moment, even if it was

Rosalie nodded. "Alright, then."

Theodore. A little longer hardly made any

leaving the cinema hall, they spotted

Rosalie lament, "It's already so late, but there

looked at the

and commented, "Some are running about, making a living for themselves, while others might just not want to go

was mesmerizing in the dim lights,

street. Just then, a girl with a basket on her arm

like

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