Like Husband, Like Wife, Right?
"Solving cases is tiring enough on a regular basis, let's look at something else today."
Fujino looked at Ai Haibara, "By the way Ai, what would you like to see?"
"The Glorious and Troubled Days of Einstein."
Ai Haibara glanced at the movie schedule and calmly said, "I'd rather see this movie."
"That movie? That's alright." Fujino glanced at the magazine in Ai Haibara's hand.
Do you also like watching that movie?
Ai Haibara looked up and glanced at Fujino in surprise.
"No, that's not it. I just happened to see it last time, but I didn't get to see it properly..."
"Alright, alright!"
Seeing that things were getting increasingly out of control, Conan quickly interrupted, "Let's go see Gomera!"
Compared to watching Einstein's Glory and Troubles, Conan suddenly found Gomera, as described by the three little ones, much more agreeable.
At least it won't make your butt feel numb after watching it.
After deciding which movie to watch, everyone went into the cinema.
After receiving the free coupons, the group entered the screening room.
To Fujino's left was Ai Haibara, and to his right was Conan. Ayumi sat next to Conan, while Genta and Mitsuhiko were positioned on the periphery.
The Gomera we watched this time was an old film, in black and white, and the overall sound effects weren't very good.
It gave Fujino the feeling of watching an old CCBV6 movie.
The story begins with an old man who looks remarkably like Einstein, followed by the dazzling appearance of Spider monster.
Then came Gomera's battle against the Spider monster.
"Get on Gomera!"
"Let's teach that Spider monster a lesson!"
"He has a fatal weakness in his head!"
Several children were shouting and even stood up, raising their fists, giving the impression of watching TV at home.
"Can you guys be a little quieter?"
Fujino glanced casually at the three little ones and said indifferently, "It's very impolite to be so noisy."
"Sorry..."
The three children quieted down and sat back down in their seats.
In the back row, a boy with a mushroom haircut and a middle parting was about to step forward to dissuade them, but after seeing Fujino reprimand the children, he quietly returned to his seat.
Conan looked at the three little ones who were sitting quietly and upright, and a slight smile crept onto his lips.
Goodness, physical suppression is the answer.
The three little ones might be disobedient to other people.
But Fujino...
They still maintained a sense of awe.
The scene of Fujino breaking in through the window and fighting three thugs all by himself is still vivid in my mind.
He then turned his gaze to Fujino, and saw that Fujino was intently staring at the content on the big screen.
He leaned closer and whispered to Fujino, "Seriously, you can watch this kind of movie so intently..."
"It's alright. Although it's a bit child-oriented, it's still pretty good."
Okay, Fujino admits, he was really into it.
Although it is indeed a bit childish, it is definitely a well-made film.
It's much better than those terrible sci-fi movies that just throw around romance and tired tropes.
"There was nothing particularly awkward, and the filming technique was also very good."
Ai Haibara also began to lament, "And it also contains a deeper meaning: foolish humanity is indulging in the dead end of science..."
"In the end, humans are just a bunch of stupid, skinny monkeys who have mastered science and technology and are now complacent and arrogant."
Fujino echoed the lament, then turned to Conan with a slight smirk. "But speaking of which, Little Brother Conan your age not to like Gomera."
"It is indeed very rare."
Ai Haibara nodded in agreement, "Could it be that some adult turned back into a youthful person after taking a potion?"
"Hmm..."
Conan was speechless for a moment, then silently turned his head to watch the movie.
Hateful.
Husband and wife in harmony, right?
It's true what they say, birds of a feather flock together.
The movie ended.
Conan walked out of the movie theater, utterly dejected.
Although the movie was indeed good, he had already seen it once before, so watching it again was a bit unpleasant.
"Alright, we've finished watching the movie, let's go home early..."
Before Conan could finish speaking, Genta interrupted, "Conan, what are you talking about? There are still two movies we haven't watched yet..."
"Two?"
Conan turned to look at the film hanging at the entrance of the screening room, and immediately froze on the spot.
There are indeed two, and he had seen them before...
"The three parts together take up six hours."
At this moment, Ai Haibara also noticed Conan's strange behavior, a mischievous smile appeared on her lips, and she glanced at him. "Such a luxurious combination is rarely seen normally."
"Looks like this time, I can watch Gomera's movies to my heart's content."
Fujino chimed in from the side.
Fujino had never seen Gomera when she was a child, and this was her first time seeing Gomera. Ai Haibara, because she had never had freedom since childhood, was also seeing Gomera for the first time.
So neither of them seemed to mind.
Meanwhile, Conan, a rich kid who grew up in the rich family and loved freedom, leaned against the wall with both hands, frozen in place with a look of utter despair.
Four hours...
This is torture!
Just as Conan was feeling utterly hopeless, Genta muttered to himself, "I'm a little hungry..."
"Let's treat Brother Fujino to popcorn!"
Ayumi suggested, "When I came in just now, I saw that they sell popcorn and cola at the counter."
"Are you treating?"
Fujino said in surprise, "I'll treat you then..."
Mitsuhiko interrupted Fujino, "We drank so many beverages yesterday, so let's treat everyone today!"
At that time in Japan, a Coca-Cola cost around 100 yen, while a cup of such a drink cost around 500 yen on average.
Although I don't have much of a concept of money.
But the little ones still have basic human relationships.
They also knew that the drinks they had at Fujino's place yesterday were very expensive.
"Uh-huh!"
Ayumi nodded, took Fujino's hand, and walked towards the popcorn counter.
Although Fujino felt he had gained something, the younger kids still felt Fujino had lost out.
The children's enthusiasm touched Fujino a little, so he didn't insist on paying.
Suddenly, he realized that these kids weren't always so annoying.
"Three Cokes, three coffees, plus six servings of popcorn."
At the service counter, a pure-looking waitress was taking inventory of the items.
"But we only ordered four servings of popcorn."
At that moment, Mitsuhiko, holding a cup of cola, looked in surprise at the young lady in a pink vest uniform behind the service counter.
Fujino glanced at the waitress's name tag: [Yuri Yuriko]
"It doesn't matter."
Yuri Yuriko chuckled, "You guys come here to watch movies often, and you're our last guests, so consider this my treat."
"The last guest?"
The little ones looked extremely puzzled.