I like money, but God likes me

Su Yue took the fragment with her to the restaurant and finished the meal, then took the fragment to the guest room she had prepared before.

I really didn't expect that they would make rapid progress and just become friends and start living together.

But she never doubted that it was all made up of fragments.

With nothing else to do, she took the fragments to the projection room to watch a movie.

"Is there anything you want to see?"

Chu Yu shook her head. She didn't like watching dramas and didn't know much about current movies, so she directly gave the choice to the other party.

"You choose, I can do either."

Seeing this, Su Yue chose a romance movie very deliberately.

This movie mainly tells the story of two protagonists who were childhood sweethearts. One of them got a terminal illness, and then Qingmei broke up with her and went to a foreign country for medical treatment. In order not to worry her, Qingmei did not give any explanation.

As a result, after Qingmei finally cured her illness and returned to China, she met her sweetheart, and various grievances and entanglements arose between the two.

In the film, the two finally resolved all their misunderstandings and lived happily together.

If this is the first time someone sees this kind of plot, they will definitely feel immersed in it, but for an old reader like her who has seen various routines, this movie is not interesting, and even a bit bloody.

However, in order to create an atmosphere of love, she still released this film.

Su Yue specially prepared drinks, popcorn, etc., but when watching the movie, she ate the popcorn one mouthful after another in boredom, while the fragments next to her were watching attentively.

When it came to the scene where Qingmei knew that she had a terminal illness and had to break up with Zhuma, Fragment actually cried while watching it.

Tears fell silently from the corners of her eyes, and the light reflected from the screen in front of her made the tear stains on her cheeks sparkle.

If she hadn't glanced at the fragment from time to time, she wouldn't have noticed that the fragment actually cried.

She hurriedly got up and went to the side to get some paper and handed it to the other party.

"Quick, this is just a movie, don't take it seriously."

Who knew that Shard would grab her hand at this moment and say:

"If I got a terminal illness, would you still be willing to be friends with me?"

The other party looked at her with tearful eyes, so pitiful that it made people feel distressed.

I just didn't expect that the other party would think so much about it while watching a movie. If I had known, she would have shown a funny movie.

"What nonsense are you talking about? You are in good health and have no problems at all, do you understand?"

The other party seemed to be particularly concerned about this, and was still holding her hand and looking directly at her.

Su Yue had no choice but to continue:

"No matter what you become, we will always be friends."

Only then did Shard let go of her hand with a smile, and turned to continue watching the movie.

Su Yue thought the matter was over, but after a minute or so, she suddenly heard the other party say something else.

It's just that her voice was low, and coupled with the sound of the movie, she didn't hear it clearly at all.

"What did you say?"

Shard took a deep look at her, smiled, shook his head, and said nothing more.

Su Yue glanced at her suspiciously, and after making sure that the other party was invested in the plot again, she continued to eat her popcorn.

Fortunately, the ending of this film is quite good, otherwise it would have taken a long time for her to recover from the fragmentation.

As a long-time reader, she knows very well the feeling of being immersed in reading a text. Some emotions are difficult to calm down and cannot be relieved for a week.