Don't tell me.
It actually worked.
Li Yan's eyes suddenly lit up.
"Ah!"
"The big screen!"
Could it be this?!
No... right?
A Jiu liked that?
Li Yan looked at the dozing little fox, rather surprised.
"A Jiu, you like big screens?"
Li Yan got no response from the little fox.
It didn't even give him a glance.
He: ...
The excitement in his heart slowly settled.
All right.
He shrugged.
He was used to A Jiu's coldness.
He'd just been too excited a moment ago and had forgotten how coldly A Jiu always treated him.
He looked at Xiao Xiao.
Master Xiao was much warmer.
"Master Xiao, A Jiu likes big screens?"
He asked the same question again.
This time, he was asking Master Xiao instead of A Jiu.
"Mm."
Xiao Xiao nodded.
He'd only just remembered some details from the past that he'd overlooked.
"Really?"
Li Yan felt... complicated, in a way he couldn't describe.
A fox liked big screens?
What a... unusual preference...
Xiao Xiao smiled.
"When we went to the mall, A Jiu stared at the big screen outside for quite a while."
"Ah, oh, oh."
Li Yan nodded dazedly.
Stared at the big screen for quite a while...
He looked at the little white fox with fresh curiosity.
"A Jiu, huh..."
That really was a rare sight.
"A Jiu actually likes big screens..."
Li Yan murmured.
Putting aside the fact that he'd never even seen such an outlandish premise in a cartoon—a fox liking big screens...
It also didn't fit the impression A Jiu had always given him.
A Jiu was so... quiet, aloof, and arrogant? How could she like something like a big screen... How should he put it?
Something so flashy and attention-grabbing?
Did A Jiu