Tao Yu thought to herself that horror movies are basically of two types: human-caused or ghost-related. The first type merely involves cutting up human tissue, so she feels okay, but the second type is unbearable for her. She once nearly died while watching a movie with Yue Linze.
People continued to leave the theater, and the already small audience quickly emptied, leaving only Tao Yu and Yue Linze. Tao Yu ate popcorn, calmly watching various meat chunks splatter.
The movie type chosen today was not the one she feared, allowing her to sit here and enjoy it leisurely. However, after watching the continuous torture for a while, Tao Yu, who had missed the beginning, started to feel bored.
Once bored, she couldn’t concentrate. Her gaze gradually drifted to the person beside her, thinking about how they would be apart in a few hours, causing her lips to gradually tighten.
Although it went against professional ethics, she had to admit that these days of dating her alternate personality were the most enjoyable in her heavily indebted life, making the reality upon waking seem brutally cruel.
If the man before her were an ordinary person, even if he had nothing and was poorer than her, she would be willing to be with him without considering the consequences. Unfortunately, he was not. Not only was he not ordinary, but he was also her temporary boss, the person who paid her salary and saved her from dire straits, while she had been deceiving him from her identity to the treatment process.
From the moment she started lying, she was undeserving of any good outcome.
Tao Yu sighed deeply from her heart, then quickly realized her reaction was too obvious. She looked at Yue Linze, ready to explain, but he was staring at the screen expressionlessly, seemingly completely immersed in the plot and not noticing her abnormality.
Only then did Tao Yu feel relieved. She leaned back and continued to boredly stare at the screen. After a while, she couldn’t help but yawn and glanced at Yue Linze again.
