The wife felt completely satisfied, and the man breathed a sigh of relief.
In fact, the wife wasn't particularly fond of her husband playing gas, as she thought he might ignore her.
But it all depended on what it was compared to.
Compared to cheating, what's playing a ga?
"Honey, I won't disturb you anymore. I've finally realized that I should give you so space and not put too much pressure on you. Don't worry, I'll handle the household!"
At this mont, the wife had completely turned into a very obedient little cat.
It was clear that the sweet talk earlier had a strong effect on her.
"Ah haha, wife, just don't bla for playing gas. Actually, I was just afraid that you'd hate for playing," the man nervously said.
"How could I bla you, honey? As long as you don't... oh, no, I an, no matter what you do, I'd never bla you," the wife replied.
The man understood what she ant, but it didn't matter now.
The two girlfriends, however, were feeling very awkward at this point.
They had co expecting so juicy gossip but instead were fed a whole lot of dog food. They probably wouldn't dare to show up in front of their friend's husband for a long ti.
They were really embarrassed.
Who could be so obsessed with playing gas that they even set up a whole room just for it?
"Alright, let's go," the two girlfriends said, eager to leave imdiately.
"Brother, let's go," the football player's sister said, trying to drag her brother away.
However, the football player didn't want to leave just yet. He was glued to the TV screen.
"I'll go too. Honey, you enjoy your ga. I won't disturb you anymore. And from now on, don't lie to . If you want to play gas, I won't stop you!"
Such words could only be half-believed. Who knows what will happen in the future?
But for now, the crisis had passed, and the man was naturally quite happy.
The wife also understood that her husband still wanted to play gas. As long as it wasn't about cheating, she wouldn't say a word against whatever he did from now on.
"Brother, let's go," the football player's sister said, pulling her brother's shirt, very embarrassed and eager to leave.
However, the football player didn't seem to want to leave.
"Uh, you guys go ahead. I need to have a chat with your friend's husband. It's just a man-to-man talk," the football player said.
At this mont, the man seed to understand what was going on and imdiately added, "Exactly, this is a conversation for n."
It wasn't easy to find soone of the sa age with similar interests. They had to cherish it.
"Well... okay," the two girlfriends reluctantly agreed.
They didn't want to stay any longer, and seeing that the football player didn't want to leave, they didn't stop him. They quickly pulled the wife out of the rental.
"Ah, this broken door is going to cost so money. We could've bought several gas with that," the man said as he looked around at the ss.
The room had been turned upside down—mattresses were flipped, clothes were pulled out of the wardrobe, and even the bathroom wasn't spared, with a mirror smashed by one of the wife's friends.
He never expected won could go this crazy.
"Friend, I'm really sorry. I actually wanted to talk to my sister on the way here and tell her not to act impulsively, but I didn't expect they couldn't hold back. But don't worry, I'll take care of the door. It's partly my sister's fault," the football player said.
The man shrugged, "It's fine, it's not a big deal."
"By the way, do you really like Final Fantasy that much?"
"Of course! I'm a die-hard Final Fantasy fan!"
"Hey, what a coincidence, I am too!"
At this mont, the two were bonding over their shared love for the ga.
"Didn't expect you to get so far. You've already reached the church level. Aeris is really beautiful!"
"Yeah, she is! Truly one of the goddesses of the video ga world."
"Actually, in this ga, it's not just Aeris and Tifa who are great. Even the side character Jessie from the original Final Fantasy 7 stands out in this version!"
"Really? You like Jessie in this version too?"
"Of course!"
Despite being adults, the two of them were like children, chatting enthusiastically about their favorite ga.
And just like that, a friendship was born between them.
The first-week sales of Final Fantasy VII reached 15 million copies.
On the first day alone, Final Fantasy VII sold over 5 million copies.
This also led to a significant increase in sales for the ga console of Gastar Electronic Entertainnt.
anwhile, related discussions around Final Fantasy VII skyrocketed within the first week of the ga's release.
The original Final Fantasy VII had a sowhat tragic ending.
Aeris eventually died, and while the world was saved, people's obsession with her revival was very deep.
They would do anything to see an alternate ending.
But Gastar was ruthless, offering no other ending options, which led many players to accuse the gaming god Takayuki of "killing" Aeris.
However, they had to admit that Final Fantasy VII was truly amazing and was one of the best role-playing gas they'd ever played.
Later, Final Fantasy VIII, Final Fantasy IX, and even Final Fantasy X took inspiration from Final Fantasy VII, breaking new ground in gaplay, and many people loved the eighth, ninth, and tenth installnts.
But when it ca to player discussions, nothing could surpass Final Fantasy VII.
After all, it was a groundbreaking ga.
And many years later, after the release of Final Fantasy VII Remake, players beca excited not just because of the beautiful updated graphics of Aeris and Tifa.
They were even more excited about how the later storyline of Final Fantasy VII Remake gave every player who had played the original ga a chance to rewrite the future.
The Final Fantasy VII Remake introduced a new fate system.
And in this version, the main characters truly defeated the symbol of fate, and the entire story seed to be rewritten.
So secondary characters who should have died survived, and the future of the main characters, who were originally heading toward a known fate, was now unknown.
In that mont, players forgave Gastar for their past sins.
They had one hope now—to see Aeris survive and to experience a perfect ending.
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