Hearing this, Benjamin Walton who was immersed in playing games raised his head and looked at William Walton and Laura.
Because when William Walton was picking a movie, he heard William Walton say that he liked this movie too.
Carol Wright turned to Jack Walton and said, "This movie is pretty good to watch."
Jack Walton nodded, and then spoke to her in a gentler tone: "Then watch it for a while."
"What about you? If you're bored, I'll send you over there to bask in the sun? "
"No need, I'll go with you."
Carol Wright laughed and continued watching the screen.
She wanted to go, but she was not convinced.
She hadn't done anything wrong and there was no reason to run away from them.
Watching for more than ten minutes, Carol Wright turned her head and spoke to her, "The female protagonist is about to die. The man is so sad that he never gets married. "
She then said to Carol Wright, "Miss Wright, when you're watching a movie, it's better not to reveal anything."
"I'm sorry!"
Carol Wright said as she covered her mouth with her hand, "I've watched this movie too many times and I'm always touched by it, so I couldn't help but say too much."
After she finished speaking, she looked towards William Walton and said: "William, you're still the best. How can you be so secretive about the movie's ending that you already know?"
This was not the movie they had watched together, right?
Thinking of this, she became even more unhappy.
She leaned back and secretly pinched William Walton's waist.
William Walton turned his head to look at her.
She rolled her eyes.
Seeing that William Walton was still looking, she shook her neck: "Honey, my neck is hurting, lend me your shoulder and let me lean on it."
After William Walton finished listening, he extended his right hand, placed her head on his left shoulder, and continued to watch the movie in a serious manner.
Seeing this scene, Benjamin Walton snickered.
She wanted to curse in her heart.
Leaning on his shoulder to watch the movie made her neck hurt.
She had to endure it.
However, should this William Walton even care about it?
Did she just pinch him?
Was there really a need to look at her like that?
It made her feel guilty.
Also, he hadn't gone to the movies with her, but he had seen it with Carol Wright …
She cursed him back and forth in her mind.
When the movie was almost over, Carol Wright could not help but shed tears.
To be honest, the movie's ending is really pretty.
She was moved.
But when Carol Wright cried, she didn't want to cry.
She blinked hard and fought back the tears.
Carol Wright wiped her eyes with a tissue and asked: "Miss Green, do you think this movie is good to watch?"
