The security in this area is good, but some petty thefts are inevitable. Especially since Solana doesn't look like she has lived alone, Judy can't help but worry about her.

Fortunately, although Solana was not very worldly-wise, she knew that she was doing it for her own good. After hearing her words, she nodded obediently.

"Yeah, I'll listen to you."

She said obediently.

Seeing this, Judy couldn't help but reached out and touched her head.

However, as soon as her fingers touched her hair, Judy realized something was wrong.

She seems a little too familiar, huh?

Thinking of this, her fingers stiffened and she wanted to pull them back.

Unexpectedly, before she could withdraw her hand, 'Solana' had already rubbed her palm as if unintentionally.

The soft touch made Judy stunned for a moment, but she quickly reacted.

"By the way, you haven't had dinner yet."

Remembering that she had gotten herself into this miserable state just to make dinner for herself, Judy coughed lightly, withdrew her hand naturally, and invited her into the house. Then she brought her slippers and asked her to find a place to sit.

After Hoshino Aoi sat down, he took out the bread he had prepared for tomorrow morning, thought for a while, and then turned on the fire to fry an egg for her.

"I've been busy with work these past two days and haven't had time to restock the refrigerator. Just make do with this for now, and I'll take you out for something delicious tomorrow."

"Thank you, Miss Judy."

Hoshino Aoi was not polite to her. Her original purpose was to get close to Judy. Seeing her busying around, although Hoshino Aoi looked embarrassed on the surface, she was actually secretly relieved in her heart.

Step one, done.

As she munched on the simple sandwich Judy had made her, she pondered her next plan.

Judy had no idea that the person she had kindly led into the house was currently plotting against her.

She went to work and went home from get off work as usual, but compared to usual, there were more people at home, which made her steps a lot lighter when she got home from get off work.

Especially——

"Solana, what are you missing again?"

Judy was originally slumped on the sofa watching TV, but the figure of 'Solana' walked from her left to her right, and then walked from her right to her left in slippers, which made her unconsciously divert her attention to her.

Besides, the two of them had lived under the same roof for a few days anyway, and Judy knew from the moment she looked at her that she must have lost something again.

Judy wasn't annoyed, but she sat up straight with some helplessness, ready to follow her to find the answer as soon as she heard it.

Unexpectedly, Solana refused her help.

"No need, Judy. Just rest up and I'll find it myself."

Hearing this, Judy actually became interested.

"Eh? Don't you need my help?"

Her voice was slightly drawn out, and she asked with some curiosity:

"Are you looking for something that you can't tell me?"

Seeing Solana pause, clearly feeling guilty, Judy now became genuinely curious.

She stood up and followed Solana around the room.

"No, I'm just looking for a book."

Even though she said that, a trace of guilt flashed across Solana's face.

"Eh? It's just a book..."

There was a hint of regret in Judy's voice, but from her smiling eyes it was clear that she was just teasing Solana.

Solana naturally noticed it as well, and a slight blush appeared on her face.

“It’s really just a book.”

She lowered her head slightly, looking a little shy, and explained to Judy in a low voice:

"I just feel that Judy is so good to me. She lent me her house. She also takes good care of me and doesn't mind that I'm clumsy and can't even clean the house, so I can't help but want to help you do some things."

As she spoke, she scratched her head, and the blush on her face deepened, even covering her entire cheeks without her realizing it.

"There's a bookstore nearby, right? I went in and bought a few cookbooks. I wanted to follow the recipes and see if I could make dinner. That way, you can have a hot meal when you get home from work."

Unexpectedly, she accidentally lost the recipe...

Solana's expression was a little annoyed. It was obvious that the planned surprise ended before it even began, which made her feel very sad.

However, Judy secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

Thank God, her surprise was ruined, otherwise Judy really couldn't be sure whether this surprise would turn into a scare in the end.

However, she naturally did not show her relaxation on the surface. Even after hearing her words, Judy's face showed a little regret.

"Eh? So you can't find that recipe book? But it doesn't matter if it's missing. After all, I didn't take care of you just to get your gratitude."

As she spoke, Judy's eyes curved:

"If Solana keeps being so polite, I'll be angry."

Hearing this, Solana was clearly at a loss for words. She pinched her fingers helplessly, glancing at Judy with a confused yet somewhat innocent look in her eyes, and hesitantly said,

"Then I'm just afraid that I won't know anything and Judy will dislike me later..."

Having said that, she carefully moved to Judy's side step by step, stretched out her hand tentatively, and when she saw that she did not refuse, she gently raised the corner of her lips. At the same time, her fingers gently grabbed the corner of her clothes and swung it twice.

Seeing this, what else can Judy say?

She wasn't really angry in the first place, not to mention that 'Solana' acted so pitiful.

Judy patted her head helplessly. Seeing her eyes looking at her, as clear as a spring, Judy couldn't help but chuckle:

"Alright, alright, I don't dislike you, and... well... how should I put it..."

She pondered for a moment.

"Although it may not be nice to say this, but to be honest, I'm actually quite happy that Solana can rely on me."