Chapter 843

Chapter 843:

Everyone remained seated, eagerly waiting for the post-credits scene.

As Andrew and Madisyn exited with the crowd, they overheard enthusiastic conversations around them.

“Wow, I didn’t expect it to be that good! It was so thrilling, and the special effects were the best I’ve ever seen. We really hit the jackpot with this one,” someone exclaimed.

“Why does everyone keep saying Wandering World isn’t any good? I think it’s amazing.”

The others nodded, smiles spreading across their faces.

As they left the projection hall, they noticed the crowd from the hall next door, where End of the Earth had just wrapped up.

Most of them looked unimpressed, some even a bit disappointed.

“I can’t believe I dropped sixty bucks on that!”

“I’m definitely giving it a negative review when I get home. What a waste of time.”

Madisyn and Andrew exchanged a glance.

After a moment, Andrew spoke softly.

“Good quality always stands out.”

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Madisyn smiled.

“I’ve always held that belief, too.”

Instead of heading straight to her villa, Madisyn decided to visit her parents.

When she arrived, it was late, but they hadn’t gone to bed yet.

“Madisyn, you’re here!” Elaine said with a warm smile.

“What’s got you coming by so late?”

“Mom, Dad, remember how you wanted to find the perfect spot for our manor? I think I’ve found it,” Madisyn said, her voice excited as she pulled out a map and carefully unfolded it.

She had put in a lot of work to get to this point.

Finding the right place for their family home wasn’t just about having enough space—it was about the feeling it gave off.

The manor needed to be impressive, but it also had to fit with the natural surroundings.

For affluent people like them, the environment was everything.

After thinking it through, Madisyn was confident she had found the perfect location.

Elaine and Glenn both leaned in to study the map, but their expressions quickly grew serious.

Madisyn noticed the shift and felt confused.

“Mom, Dad, what do you think?”

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