The consumption habits of the rich were all about flexing, and the biggest flex of all was buying assets that were completely useless, couldn't turn a profit, and could only be played with.
The kind certain people always called Western old-money aristocratic temperament...
What aristocratic temperament? They had just been rich for so long that they'd relaxed a little.
Truly noble and aristocratic indeed.
"Case closed." Su Bai put down his phone and turned to the curious Xue Tao. "Hu Ye's girlfriend went to look at plushies. A few of them were limited editions I asked some senior girls from the Anime Club to collect for me."
"Heh, she came all this way for a date with her boyfriend, and she went to look at that stuff? That's something else."
"It's fine, isn't it? That's her hobby. Doesn't Old Chu like designer toys too? Feels like those two could line up together to snag some blind boxes or something..."
Su Bai had only said it casually.
Yet somehow, he'd actually guessed right.
Hu Ye and Leilei really did have similar plans. All he could say was that they were pretty well matched: one liked having late-night literary fits and posting melodramatic nonsense on Moments, while the other liked OD soluble C100 and, unable to sleep, went ahead and carved decorative cuts into flowers.
A match made in heaven, you could say.
Su Bai had always felt that couples only needed to feel compatible with each other. As long as the other person had qualities they admired, that was enough to sustain a healthy relationship. It wasn't as if you had to find some boyfriend or girlfriend who made you look exceptionally good to count as a winner in life...
Only they knew whether they were happy or miserable. Relationships weren't