Settled

"What? An animated film? Is it any good?" Chu Yu asked, suddenly interested.

He thought it was a little odd that Su? had brought up a holiday out of nowhere, but anything involving animation always caught his attention.

After all, even though he made animated films himself now, that didn't mean he sat around admiring only his own work. Whenever he had the time, he watched plenty of the animated works from Dragon Kingdom.

For example, Li Xiaoyun's Qingxian. Though things between them seemed rather tense, Chu Yu found her series quite interesting—at least the first three episodes that had aired so far. The episodes broadcast last week had all followed pretty much the same formula, though. He figured her fans would soon get tired of it.

He'd also been completely absorbed in Frost Blade, an animated series that had aired in Japan Island that October.

"Why were you so reluctant when I asked you to go out with me for Halloween, but the moment I mentioned watching an animated film, you got interested?" Su? fell silent for two seconds, then questioned Chu Yu from an unexpected angle.

Beside them, Zhao Qinyin had been pretending to watch TV while discreetly listening to their conversation. Now she stopped pretending and turned her gaze toward them.

"Does it matter?" Chu Yu tilted his head, thinking it over.

"So going out with me for a day is less fun than watching an animated film? Am I less important to you than some animated film you don't even know anything about yet?" Su? looked wounded.

"Okay, I'll go, all right? Whether it's an animated film or anything else, I'll go!" Chu Yu immediately changed his tune.

He did think staying home to play games was more fun when he had the time, and he