As they walked, Su Baizhou noticed something was off.
They had not gone to a large mall or the fifth floor of some shopping center. Instead, they had arrived on a commercial street.
Since it was near the school, she had naturally been here before and knew there were no movie theaters on this street.
"Didn't you say we were watching a movie?" Su Baizhou asked calmly.
"We are watching a movie."
"There's no movie theater here."
"But there's a cinema here."
At that, Su Baizhou raised an eyebrow and looked at Luo Ye in confusion, not knowing what he meant.
Following behind Luo Ye, Su Baizhou looked around and realized they had entered the lobby of an office building.
Looking at the layout around her, Su Baizhou turned toward the wall beside the elevator, where the names of the businesses on every floor were listed.
Among them, she spotted a private cinema. Only then did Su Baizhou realize that Junior Underclassman had brought her to a private cinema to watch a movie.
She had come to one with him before.
Naturally, she understood certain things.
A private cinema... was it really just a place to watch movies?
Before she could hesitate, the elevator doors opened. Seeing Luo Ye step inside, Su Baizhou followed him in.
If it was Junior Underclassman, then even if it was a private cinema, she was actually willing to come.
In the end, they arrived in a small room.
There was a large bed in the room, along with a projector screen.
Luo Ye closed the door, then lay down on the bed and took out the remote to search for a good movie.
Eventually, they settled on a Japanese supernatural horror film.
When it came to horror stories, Japanese and Korean ones were still