The tense, thrilling, heart-pounding 121 minutes finally came to an end. Though the plot of The Batman was somewhat mediocre, Nicole Kidman and Jim Carrey's brilliant performances added greatly to the film, making it worthy of becoming a classic.
At the back of the theater, Vincent and Hermione quietly left hand in hand.
Perhaps because they had eaten too little for breakfast, both of them felt a little hungry.
After leaving the theater and walking straight along the sidewalk, they found a highly rated family restaurant near the corner.
The restaurant had only been open for a short while when Vincent and Hermione entered, but there were already two tables of customers inside.
They were all wearing shirts and suits, presumably office workers from the nearby buildings.
The two sat down in a corner and ordered a table full of food.
Close to noon, Fred and George entered, wearing colorful striped shirts.
One was red and the other yellow. From afar, they looked rather like tomato and egg noodles.
"Bro~"
Vincent put down his knife and fork and did not dodge their enthusiastic embrace as usual.
"I missed you~"
"I missed you too. Sit down already."
Fred noticed the nearly empty plates on the table and gave Hermione and Vincent a puzzled look.
"Ahem—" Hermione said calmly, "We left without eating breakfast."
"Oh." Fred nodded with a half-smile.
Just as he asked the waiter for a menu, Cedric and Cho walked into the restaurant, chatting and laughing.
A moment later, Daphne and Astoria arrived as well.
With all their friends gathered, the waiter cleared away the empty plates and brought over another table full of food.
George grabbed a huge lamb chop and stuffed it into his mouth. As he ate, he said, "Bro, guess who we ran into a