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Glenn didn’t respond right away, his eyes shifting toward Elaine.
She hesitated before finally speaking up.
“Isabella, it’s a great spot, but we can’t build our manor there.”
“Why not?” Isabella asked, her brow furrowing.
“Because the neighbors won’t approve,” Elaine replied, her tone heavy with concern.
Isabella relaxed, realizing it wasn’t anything complicated.
“Mom, don’t worry. I’ll take care of it.”
It wasn’t the neighbors’ land, so why should they care?
“Maybe we should just forget it. If there’s going to be any drama, it’s not worth it,” Elaine said quietly.
Isabella hadn’t expected her mom to back down so quickly. She tried to reassure her, speaking with a gentle but firm tone.
“Mom, we’re not taking anyone’s land. What right does anybody have to make a fuss over this?”
“I’m just worried my sister-in-law might get upset,” Elaine said.
She sighed softly, still looking uncertain.
Isabella paused, a bit confused.
Sister-in-law?
It didn’t take long for her to put the pieces together—the neighbors were her uncle’s family.
Elaine hadn’t mentioned any members of her original family since Isabella returned, so she’d assumed there was no one to consider.
But now, as she saw the look on her mother’s face, it was clear there was some old tension there.
Realizing this, Isabella decided not to push the issue further.
After a few more quiet exchanges, she finally excused herself and headed off to bed to get some rest.
Glenn turned to Elaine, his expression thoughtful.
“It’s been years since all that happened. I doubt anyone even cares anymore. Maybe it’s time we paid your brother a visit.”
“No, let’s just forget it,” Elaine said, shaking her head.
Glenn sighed, his gaze lingering on her.
He could feel the weight of her worry.
The next evening, the box office numbers came in.
Tatiana’s film had taken the top spot, raking in two billion in a single day.
John’s movie landed in second place, while Maxine’s barely made a splash, earning only a few million.
As soon as the results hit the news, the online chatter turned nasty.
“Ha! I knew their movie was a bust. Reality check for them—some people just can’t handle a sci-fi film.”
“What a joke. If you can’t do it, don’t bother with a genre that’s too big for you.”
“Yeah, the sci-fi world isn’t like the idol scene. You can’t get by just on looks. Tatiana is the real deal—she’s got the power, the talent. A true star!”
“I’ll admit it—Tatiana really blew me away this time. She’s amazing!”
The box office numbers had everyone buzzing.
Fans couldn’t stop talking about Tatiana’s performance, hoping her sci-fi film would make a splash worldwide.
But not everyone was impressed.
“I’m reading all these comments, and I’m confused. Did you actually watch Tatiana’s movie? I did, and honestly, it’s a huge disappointment!”
“It isn’t terrible, but it isn’t anything special either. Just average. I can’t understand how it made so much money.”
“Half the audience walked out before the movie even ended at my screening.”
“I think it’s pretty dull and way too expensive. I would’ve rather spent that money on a nice dinner.”
“If you’re looking for something really good, watch Wandering World. It’s amazing. I was totally blown away!”
“Yes, exactly! It’s so good. I went in just to pass the time, but the movie totally shocked me. The writer’s creativity is off the charts, and Maxine and the rest of the cast were fantastic. Every character kept me hooked.”
“I was hooked too. Do you know who wrote Wandering World? Hermione. She’s amazing—she can write anything and make it perfect!”
Those who had watched Wandering World couldn’t stop talking about it.
They took to social media, urging their families, friends, and followers to experience the cinematic masterpiece for themselves.
Dissatisfied with the movie’s rating, they flooded forums, social media platforms, and movie review sites, questioning how such an exceptional film could be so undervalued while a mediocre one topped the charts.
Frustrated by the constant stream of mediocre films dominating the market, everyone seized the chance to promote Wandering World as a beacon of quality sci-fi, eagerly recommending it to family and friends.
Some people really wanted to watch it. It was just that they found it challenging to find a suitable time.
After all, most movie theaters scheduled End of the Earth during prime hours, while Wandering World was only available during work hours and late at night, frustrating many viewers.
So, when word spread that Oscar Cinema had scheduled Wandering World at convenient showtimes, sci-fi fans wasted no time.
Tickets began selling out rapidly.
Despite the growing enthusiasm among Wandering World fans, these voices remained a minority. They hadn’t attracted much attention yet.
Over the next two days, the tides began to shift.
The box office numbers of John’s movie started to climb, slowly but surely surpassing Tatiana’s.
Maxine’s movie ticket sales continued to climb. However, the rate was noticeably slower than before.
At Oscar Film Company, everyone gathered in the conference room.
The deputy director presented the recent data.
Then, he said to Vienna, “Ms. Hobbes, we’ve trusted you so much.”
“But look at how poor our profits have been recently. Those movie theaters showing End of the Earth are making a fortune.”
Vienna looked at the data expressionlessly.
The deputy director sighed. “We’re on a tight budget and can’t afford any slip-ups. I insist that End of the Earth must be given priority today.”
Several people present nodded in agreement.
The deputy director’s demeanor revealed a hint of smugness and malice.
He continued, “The chairman is coming back soon. Have you thought about what to do next, Ms. Hobbes? The opening weekend is critical for a film’s success. You’ve wasted this prime opportunity to make money.”
His words, sharp and unwavering, carried a blatant taunt. However, Vienna remained calm.
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