The cinema has a VIP screen room, which is different from regular screen rooms with more advanced equipment and more spacious, comfortable seating.
This screening room has only four rows, with each row containing six seats, and Munni and Yisen specifically booked the seats in the middle of the last row.
The VIP screening room wasn't full, with only about ten people enjoying the movie in the large space.
As the two sat down, it was only five minutes before the lights in the screening room gradually dimmed, leaving only the bright glow from the large screen in front.
This romance movie, released in the same period as "Fate," was selling better than "Fate," mainly because it had a bit more daring content.
Twenty minutes into the movie, a bed scene appeared, and the couple sitting in front of Munni and Yisen couldn't help but kiss each other passionately.
Munni stared straight at the screen with a calm face, holding her popcorn, completely unaffected.
