Cosset You Forever

"Does a movie date sound good to you?" Lola paused as it was already eight in the evening. Wouldn't it be too late for a movie?

Thomas noticed her look and laughed. "I have officially resigned from my job. I have plenty of time to have dates with you from now on!" Harry Si had turned his back from her. Everything should be back to normal, right?

Was this true? He resigned? But his job was very important to him. Lola stared at Thomas in disbelief. "Why did you quit your job? You have already invested so much of yourself in it." She was secretly hoping that he did it not because of her.

Lovingly stroking her long hair dyed in wine color, Thomas gave her a big smile. "It was too tiring. It was time for me to leave anyway. I have no regrets."

He was already thirty five years-old. He has devoted all his time and effort to the government and the country. He felt that he should do something for himself now.

Lola felt relieved as she found out that she shared the same sentiments with Thomas. She had been fully occupied these days herself. She nodded in agreement, "Good for you. It has been the same for me too."

The chauffeur took them to Grandix Mall. Thomas had his sunglasses on as he walked side by side with Lola. There was an obvious awkward connection between them. Together, they went up to the top floor.

Inside Grandix Cinema.

Yolanda and Joseph didn't do film together anymore. They each had their respective films in the prime time shows.

Without any doubts, Lola chose to watch the film Joseph starred in. It was a comedy.

Lola told Thomas to wait for her as she went to get them popcorn and soda.

She smiled at him and explained: "They are essential for watching a movie! Popcorn and soda! Without both of these, it will be really boring just sitting and watching." Thomas smiled in glee when he saw her charming, enthusiastic look.

"This is the first time I came to watch a movie. I don't know about that!" The old version of him had absolutely no time for this kind of activities. He was traveling between countries and cities, dealing with all kinds of public affairs. It was a time-demanding work.

seemed to spot

so they hurried into the

get to accompany the one he loved, occasionally go to the mall with her and enjoy a movie

Thomas held the popcorn between his arm and chest so that he could hold the soda in

the hall hand in hand. The hall was

like to clarify something with

character in the movie went to Dubai to find his loved one when his family went into bankruptcy. Gone were the days when he was just a spoiled brat with huge wealth. He was now a humble man who had to work with his bare hands.

Finally, he found his lover in Dubai but it turned out that she was already married. She turned her

comedy. The girl on their way to Dubai confessed her love to him but he turned it

through several years of hard work. In the end, he became a self-made billionaire. His ex-girlfriend changed her mind upon seeing him become successful again. The girl he went to Dubai with accompanied him during his days of hard work. But she left him without notice

needed to cherish most in the world. He looked for her everywhere and after

movie were very amusing while the latter part was quite emotional and moral. Joseph did a great job in playing the role. He interpreted the main character vividly. The audience was enchanted by

audience when she was slowly leaving the hall with Thomas. Their compliments to her brother

closed. They didn't go straight to the car. Instead, they strolled on the

mouth. She drew out all her courage as she knew she

He could tell from her look what

was willing to accept whatever came in his way. His smile faded as he turned his head away

about me! I'm sorry." She spitted it all out

Sure enough!

He paused, stared at Lola for a moment, and opened his mouth: "Even

so much from me." It was because of her that

pale face. "Lola, don't be silly, you still have Nicole! You have to be contented with that because

justice and then Nicole would no longer have her as her mother. But she can't be that