Chapter 1281: Chapter 1281: A Big Difference

"Don’t move!" The thief, looking nervous, waved the dagger in his hand, slicing through the air.

"Let’s catch him together!" a man shouted and charged forward.

The people beside him, encouraged by his action, quickly lunged forward.

The mall security took advantage of the thief’s moment of distraction and grabbed his wrist, while others rushed forward, pinning the thief to the ground.

The security who grabbed the thief’s wrist slammed his hand down hard on the ground, and after two attempts, the dagger was flung away with a heavy thud.

The security searched the thief and retrieved a wallet, which, after verification, was handed back to its owner.

The owner, who had lost his wallet, bowed repeatedly in thanks.

"No need to mention it, it’s our duty." The security laughed honestly, then turned to the man beside him and said, "If you want to thank someone, thank this gentleman."

"Thank you, thank you!" the owner said gratefully.

"It’s no big deal." Henry Chapman waved his hand and said.

The security would naturally have to hand this matter over to the police, and the owner would also need to follow them for a while.

The security and the others left, but the crowd did not disperse and continued to quietly discuss the event just now.

And a warm-hearted elder smiled and praised, "Well done, young man, impressive."

"Helping strangers, a good lad!"

Faced with so much praise, Henry Chapman showed no sign of happiness and simply said, "It’s what I should do."

"Very brave!" people beside him kept saying. Without him charging in first, the scene might still be in a stalemate.

Henry Chapman snorted, turned to look at Sophie Wilson, who was talking to the security, and sneered, "Better than someone capable of catching the thief yet doing nothing."

The security, who was speaking to Sophie Wilson, quickly ran off. She held her child and asked gently, "Were you scared?"

"Not scared!" the child replied crisply.

"Nice and brave." Sophie kissed the child’s soft, smooth cheek, adjusted him in her arms, and said with a smile, "Let’s go home."

"Sophie Wilson, don’t you agree?" Henry Chapman suddenly blocked Sophie’s path, causing her to be startled and puzzledly ask, "Sir, do I know you?"

"Of course, I do." Henry Chapman said in a deep voice, "Didn’t you film a scene where you didn’t even need a stunt double?"

"You’re so capable, but can’t handle one thief?" Henry questioned, "Unwilling to do even this little thing. It shows there’s a big difference between acting and real life. The character’s qualities indeed have nothing to do with the actor."

When Henry Chapman said this, many young people around them instantly recognized Sophie Wilson.

"Oh, it’s her!"

"How come? I was such a fan of her character back then."

"That’s just a role. In real life... really disappointing."

The whispered discussions around him made Henry Chapman smirk even more coldly. Sophie Wilson, being like this, what good can come from being with Charles Seymour?

After hearing this, Sophie Wilson didn’t get angry at all, instead she looked at him and asked, "Sir, do we know each other?"

"Of course not, I just object to it, having the ability but doing nothing, that’s ridiculous!" Henry Chapman said disdainfully.

"You mean I should have recklessly taken down that thief?" Sophie Wilson asked with a smile.

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