Find me in your labyrinth (Stella and Jonathan) novel Chapter 387

Chapter 387 

Yvonne mited her eyes at him. “Come on, we’re buddies, aren’t we?” 

Josiah finally broke into a bright, charming smile. 

Yvonne grinned back, saying, “My movie’s out now. I just found out that this place’s in house theater has the rights to show it. Wanna go watch it?” 

“Really?” Josiah chimed in right away. “I’ll book the place asap!” 

Yvonne turned to Estelle. “Ms. Macclain, you should join us too!” 

Estelle, deep in thought while looking at Josiah, agreed after snapping back to the moment, “Alright!” 

Josiah quickly 

movie. 

arranged the screening room, and everyone headed upstairs to watch Yvonne’s 

The entire fifth floor of Blue Oasis was dedicated to screening rooms, including private rooms for couples and small theaters for company team-building events. 

Josiah booked a theater that could accommodate thirty people in six rows of five seats each. 

Stepping inside, the arrangements were lavish and cozy, with leather seats, small tables at the front, and various desserts and beverages set out. 

Yvonne motioned for Jonathan to join her in the front, but he had to take a phone call and told them to go in first. 

Yvonne gave him a gentle smile. “I’ll save you a seat. Hurry up!” 

Estelle and Magdalen sat in the second-to-last row, with everyone else finding their seats and chatting excitedly about the movie’s reviews and box office. The atmosphere was buzzing. 

Josiah, feeling as if he was being praised along with the movie and Yvonne, quickly shook off the previous loss to Estelle and became lively once again. 

Magdalen, sitting on the side, raised her perfectly made-up eyebrows. “It’s been ages since I last watched a movie in a theater. This feels so fresh!” 

Estelle knew Magdalen was a movie buff, and Morrison even installed a home theater in their house specifically for her. 

She glanced at Magdalen, asking, “Has Morrison reached out to you lately?” 

An angry look flashed across Magdalen’s beautiful face. “He went to my house yesterday, told my mom I was doing him wrong. The nerve of that douche!” 

Estelle tried to hold back a laugh. “He probably couldn’t find you and got desperate!” 

Magdalen raised an eyebrow. “Well, I’m not going to forgive him this time!” 

Just as the two were chatting, the room lights went off, and the movie started playing. People’s voices gradually hushed. 

Estelle’s gaze kept wandering toward the empty seat next to Yvonne, who occasionally glanced back toward the door. 

The movie started, and the whole room darkened, leaving only the flickering light from the screen. 

About ten minutes in, Estelle took a lollipop from her bag, unwrapped it and popped it into her 

mouth.