Combining her recent performance, what he said didn’t seem wrong, but there was still a strange feeling lingering, making her feel something was off. Tao Yu looked at him hesitantly, but it was Yue Linze who reminded her that the movie had been going on for a long time before she hurriedly entered.
The theater was pitch black, with only the blood-colored light from the screen casting an eerie glow on everyone’s faces. When Tao Yu and Yue Linze entered, someone had just died on the screen, with flesh looking like it was splattered across the entire screen. Immediately, retching sounds filled the theater, and soon a young man rushed out.
Tao Yu was startled and took a step back to make way for him. Unexpectedly, she bumped into Yue Linze. Before she could apologize and leave, he held her shoulder and whispered: “Aren’t you not afraid?”
Tao Yu’s mouth twitched. She wanted to say she was truly not afraid, but her voice was quickly drowned out by a louder scream on the screen. Not wanting to disturb others, she tried to break free from Yue Linze’s hand, but he let go of her shoulder only to grab her hand, preventing her from escaping.
Tao Yu glared at him, then remembered it was pitch dark here, so her glare would be ineffective. She could only let him lead her forward. Once seated, her first action was to pull her hand back from his.
Yue Linze looked at her with a smile, while the sound of a blade piercing flesh rang in his ears, causing him to unconsciously furrow his brow.
After sitting down, Tao Yu took another sip of milk tea and then took the entire bucket of popcorn from Yue Linze’s lap, crossing her legs and beginning to watch the movie. Yue Linze deliberately ignored the bloody scene on the screen and whispered to her: “You took it all, what am I going to eat?”
“Come on, you don’t eat these anyway,” Tao Yu rolled her eyes. Who was the one who frowned after just one bite?
Yue Linze shrugged and sat silently, both of them focusing on the screen.
