The movie's light and shadows fell across her face, reflecting an expression that seemed somewhat indifferent.
"Not bad. At least it let me see this far instead of turning around and leaving halfway through."
Lu Ban commented.
"That's good."
Amber answered softly. She didn't say much to Lu Ban, merely sitting beside him in silence and watching the movie.
Often, people didn't need too many words between them. If two people simply did their own things, making the slightest sounds and reassuring each other of their presence, that alone was enough to bring peace of mind.
To every individual, life was always a solitary adventure, and everyone was merely a passerby.
But there would always be some people who could accompany them a little farther.
"I'm moving on."
Amber suddenly spoke.
Lu Ban looked at her. The girl didn't look over, staring fixedly at the movie screen.
As if, if she looked back even once, parting would become impossible.
"Mm."
Lu Ban answered.
Amber stood up and slowly walked in the direction of departure. After taking two steps, she suddenly stopped. Some hesitation tangled around her, but in the end, she clenched her fists and left without looking back.
Lu Ban let out a sigh of relief.
"This movie's actually pretty good."
From the opposite direction of Amber's departure, a light and lively voice rang out.
Lu Ban turned his head and saw Bao Bao crouched on a seat, watching the movie in a rather inelegant position. Her eyes sparkled brightly, like those of a child filled with anticipation.
"Only you would watch a movie like this."
"What's the problem? As long as I can see something good, it doesn't matter whether I watch lying down, face-down, or even while asleep."
Bao Bao said disdainfully.
"How do you watch it