In Su Bai's tone, a camera worth tens of thousands was like a cabbage that cost a few yuan at the supermarket, with absolutely no reason to think twice or feel pained about spending the money.
What the hell was this guy showing off for?
Although Photography Bro had to admit that Su Bai's looks were far from ordinary—one glance and anyone could tell he was a sunny, popular guy.
But surely he wasn't this loaded, right?
Just as Photography Bro was about to throw out a sarcastic remark, Senior Sister Xiao Xiong heard their conversation. Frowning, she scolded him, "Junior Su Bai wants to learn some basic photography. Just teach him. Stop saying all that pointless nonsense."
"Exactly, exactly. Who cares whether the lens matches or not? I think it looks great. The lens and camera look completely harmonious together, whether in color or design."
"Su Bai, once your equipment is adjusted, could you take a few pictures of us first?"
"Huh? Me?" Su Bai smiled. "I'm afraid I'll end up photographing you into some bizarre-looking creatures..."
"Hehe, it's fine. I've actually been an alien for a long time already."
"What are you afraid of? We're very patient with photography beginners!"
Watching the girls laugh and joke, completely unconcerned.
Photography Bro was stunned.
He still remembered how, when he had first established himself in the Anime Club, the girls had been so distrustful of his photography skills. It had taken a lot of persuading before they allowed him to take a few shots, and even after that, they had inspected them strictly.
Those wary looks had been as if they were guarding against a criminal.
Why was their attitude completely different when it came to Su Bai?
It made no sense. No sense at all!
Photography Bro grew a