Chapter 224. Movie Marathon

ASHER

It was around 3 PM when we finished wrapping the Lumpiang Shanghai and cleaning up the plates, bowls, and utensils we used. After that, we agreed to take a bath first, and then by 4:30 PM, we planned to watch a movie. There was a newly released Christmas-themed movie on the streaming site we were subscribed to, so we decided to watch that.

While taking a bath, I couldn’t help but think about random things that could be changed from our first life. The thoughts were overwhelming, to the point that I felt like I needed a notebook or any piece of paper to organize my thoughts. If I were to compare my brain to a cartoon, I felt like it was that one scene in an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants where the workers in SpongeBob’s brain were in chaos—drawers were on fire, and almost all the employees were panicking.

But I shouldn’t worry about those thoughts right now because later it would be Christmas Eve, and tomorrow, Christmas Day. I didn’t want Auntie Mari