Tokyo: Am I the only male tenant?

"Of course, as long as it's Sousuke-kun, I'm willing to watch it with you as many times as you want."

To be honest, Yincheng was not in the mood to watch a movie, but he was too full and needed to digest the food for a while before the next exercise.

Instead of sitting around and chatting, you might as well watch some TV to kill time.

Matsumoto Tomoko was washing her own and Ginjo's dishes until her hands were covered with bubbles, while she was sighing in her heart about the happy time she had now.

No matter how busy Ginjo's school life was, at least he could see him every day and make sure they had time to cook and eat together.

If he had not transferred to Tokyo and if he had continued to live alone in the apartment like he had for the past ten years, this current situation would not have been possible.

So we should be lucky now, right?

For a housewife like Tomoko Matsumoto, today's university life is too far away, it can almost be said to be a world of unknown knowledge.

From ancient times to the present, girls who appear on TV and shout angrily, "Which is more important, work or me?" are always disliked.

Even though Ginjo is still just a student, his schedule is almost as busy as that of an average working person.

The wife doesn't want to be the woman who always clings to him and then be despised.

So even if Yincheng could stay with her for a few more hours, she would be very satisfied.

Well, let’s take a look. This seems to be the first time she recommends a movie to Yincheng.

After cleaning up, the wife moved to the living room again.

The shelves below the TV, which is placed next to the hydroponic vegetables, are filled with DVD or Blu-ray movies and playback equipment.

According to my wife, she used to feel very lonely when she was alone, so she simply bought a lot of CDs and collected them, and used to watch movies to kill time when she had nothing to do.

Looking closely at the neatly arranged movie disc packaging, there are not only a whole row of masterpieces by local directors, but also a variety of Hollywood suspense and action films, and even non-English European films.

After Ginjo took out several films and examined them, he found that the common points were that he had hardly ever seen them, and at first glance, they were all films with dull colors.

Whether it's a black and white movie, a movie set in the desert, or a movie set at night.

"The Martian", with its monotonous colors and rough-textured packaging, is not a heartwarming movie in any way.

Forget it, let’s just wait and see.

Ginjo put the disc into the player and turned off half of the lights in the living room.

Anyway, the TV in my wife's house is much bigger than the one in my room, and it's the latest model, so I might as well use it to make the space more like a movie theater.

Tomoko Matsumoto hugged her legs with her hands, bent her knees and sat on the sofa waiting for the movie to start.

As soon as Yincheng sat back next to him, she immediately snuggled into his arms.

Only in front of him would his wife show her feminine side.

Only at this moment would she ignore the age gap between them and simply enjoy the sweetness of love.

The movie begins with a scene of a sandstorm.

Mars Exploration Mission, Ares III, Martian Sol 18.

The location was the Acidalia Plain, which was filled with dust and smoke, and the astronauts were attacked by an unexpectedly huge sandstorm.

Astronaut Watney, who was left on Mars due to an accident, handles his daily life in a living module designed to survive for at least a month, waiting for rescue that may come in a few years.

But, this doesn’t look like a “cozy potato-growing movie in space” at all, does it?

From the beginning of the movie, it is all about disasters and difficulties that come one after another, and the hero having to act in difficult situations.

Ginjo Sousuke stared at the TV as if he had been severely beaten.

Alone to treat his wounds, the remaining food was not enough to survive, so he had to be self-sufficient, synthesize water, and use organic waste to produce fertilizer.

Try to repair the severed communication methods and maintain contact with NASA. The first priority is to tell them that you are still alive.

There are so many things to do that they are as high as a mountain. There is no time to be pessimistic.

Even if we contacted people on the other side of the Earth, it would still take a long time for them to come over to greet us, so long that it would almost drive people crazy.

The potato fields that he cultivated with great difficulty were the lifeline of his life, but they were all destroyed due to unexpected problems.

But now is not the time to be down.

Come on, come on!

Basically, the astronaut protagonist is calm and tenacious, and a man who never forgets to be humorous.

Although she had seen it once before, Matsumoto Tomoko still felt that she could not endure such a desperate situation.

Just imagining the consequences of failure is terrifying. Even if the background music sounds cheerful, it can't deceive people.

Although it is a story about the universe, there are actually quite a few shots on the ground.

The male protagonist advances alone in the red land of Mars, whether in a tracked rover or walking on the ground in a space suit.

He was in a harsh environment where he would die instantly if he took off his helmet.

Even so, the sky remains unchanged, the day is always so bright, and the night falls into endless and deep darkness, the reddish-brown desert land stretches to the end, and the scenery is so beautiful that it is beyond words.

Most importantly, the only person who saw this beautiful scene was him, who was all alone on Mars.

If he disappeared, everything would be gone.

The people who made this movie probably didn't intend for the audience to cry with sadness, so don't watch it with that mindset.

However, although it was a fictional scene, the lady couldn't help but shed tears again, because it reminded her of herself who was once equally lonely.

She didn't want to be alone, didn't want to be lonely, and definitely didn't want to die alone.

Even if he succeeded in communicating with the other side of the Earth, even if people tens of millions of kilometers away encouraged him and told him to cheer up, it would be too painful for him to be alone on Mars and not see anyone.

"Sister Tomoko?"

When Tomoko Matsumoto came to her senses, she found someone shaking her shoulders.

She slowly opened her eyes and found Ginjo staring at her with a slight frown on his face.

"Sosuke-kun..."

"Is Sister Tomoko asleep? Why are the corners of her eyes still wet?"

The lights in the living room were still off, and The Martian, which was playing on TV, had returned to the main page, emitting a faint glow.

The screen displays options such as "Play from the beginning" and "Behind the scenes".

When did it finish airing?

The wife lay horizontally on the sofa with her hands on her knees, rubbing her eyes which were red from tears.

"Even if I watch it once, I still want to cry..."

"Ah? Did Sister Tomoko cry?"

At first, Ginjo thought his wife's eyes were wet because she yawned too much due to the boredom of the repetitive plot.

"Eh... I'm still too sentimental..."

Matsumoto Tomoko murmured softly, somewhat embarrassed.

"Which part made Sister Tomoko so miserable?"

Yincheng felt that the quality of this movie was better than he had imagined, but it was still a bit too exaggerated to say that he shed tears. This was probably the essential difference between men and women.

"Maybe it's because he was so lonely on Mars..."

"That's it..."

Ginjo Sousuke seemed to understand why his wife was so emotional and nodded slightly.

I really like his voice, it has a slightly hoarse tone and sounds very comfortable.

Matsumoto Tomoko looked at Ginjo's profile and thought silently in her heart.

"If you feel uncomfortable, don't watch it again."

"Because I wanted to recommend it to Sosuke-kun, and with you by my side, I've gotten much better. The last time I watched it by myself, I cried even harder."

The wife leaned closer to Ginjo, feeling the warmth he exuded.

"Sousuke-kun, could you please not leave me alone in the future?"

Matsumoto Tomoko came to her senses and realized that she had said it out loud.

After hearing the request, Ginjo's deep eyes widened a little.

He remained bent over, staring at his wife lying beside him.

"Of course, I want to be with Sister Tomoko forever, how can I leave you alone?"

"Sosuke-kun..."

The lady slowly crawled up, gently kissed Yincheng's lips, then opened her arms and hugged him tightly in her arms.

At this moment, she knew that she had found her destination for the rest of her life.

No matter what happens in the future, no matter how many women have the same idea as me, I will never leave him.

"Seeing Tomoko-san crying makes me sad too, let's cheer up quickly~"

Ginjo gave a faint smile and patted his wife's back gently.

"Yeah, sorry, it's all my fault for ruining such a good atmosphere tonight."

Matsumoto Tomoko also forced a smile and moved her body closer to him.

"I know one thing that can make Sister Tomoko happy right away, okay?"

Yincheng stood up suddenly and hugged his wife horizontally to his chest before she could react.

Of course the lady knew what he was talking about. She bit her lip seductively, with desire pouring out of her eyes.

The two of them didn't even turn on the bedroom light, but just lay down on the bed hugging each other.

The cold touch of the bed sheet first spread to my cheeks, and then gradually spread to my entire body.

But the next second when the mattress started shaking, the temperature in the room instantly rose...