"It's a big difference!"

Sakaki Makoto said anxiously:

"The heat in the human body is provided by glucose and has nothing to do with temperature."

"And milk and coffee really complement each other!"

Miss Miyano felt that if she continued to delve into this issue, she would be so angry that she would die.

"The tickets are all bought, hurry in!"

Miss Miyano snatched the coffee, slapped the ticket into Sakaki Makoto's arms, and walked towards the zoo gate.

Sakaki Makoto hurriedly chased after him.

Ueno Zoo, I believe many people are familiar with its name.

As the oldest zoo in Japan, there is a pair of giant pandas here.

The Japanese love for pandas far exceeds most people's imagination.

According to insiders, the first pair of giant pandas arrived at Ueno Zoo in 1972. In the following year, the number of visitors to Ueno Zoo reached 9.2 million.

The economic benefits brought by the two pandas alone are nearly 4.8 billion yen.

There is a line in Chibi Maruko-chan: It would be very shameful if you have never seen a panda in your life.

No one can resist these two adorable creatures.

Including Miss Miyano.

Inside the thick glass curtain wall, black and white figures are playing and frolicking.

Outside, the crowd of onlookers was packed.

They all came for the pandas.

This is also the signature star of Ueno Zoo.

Makoto Sakaki has seen pandas many times, so he didn't find it strange, but...

"Look!"

Miss Miyano grabbed his arm and said excitedly:

"They are playing cat and mouse!"

Watching the two pandas hugging each other, rolling around, scratching faces, biting ears and twisting into a ball...

The corner of Sakaki Makoto's mouth twitched:

"...That was a fight."

"Huh?"

Miss Miyano looked over in surprise:

“Do pandas fight?”

"certainly."

Sakaki Makoto shrugged and said confidently:

“They are carnivores!”

"Pandas. The word 'bear' in their name begins with 'bear'. When they get angry, they can be just as dangerous as other bear species."

"Then why are they fighting?"

Even Sakaki Makoto couldn't handle such a tricky question:

"How should I know that?"

"I'm not the worm in their stomach..."

At this time, the keeper walked into the area with fresh bamboo. The two pandas instantly reconciled and rolled around the keeper, acting coquettishly.

After taking a sip of coffee, Miss Miyano suddenly stopped talking.

She stared at the two pandas again and again, and her happiness gradually disappeared.

"Do you think they are happy?"

The sudden question surprised Sakaki Makoto:

"You have food and drink, why are you not happy?"

"But they live in cages, receiving the care of their keepers every day. Tourists are just passers-by who come to watch the show. People love pandas, so pandas have value, and keepers will prepare delicious food for them..."

Miss Miyano lowered her head, stroking the warm coffee cup, feeling a little depressed:

"The love they receive is given by others."

"Humans are emotional animals, but emotions are invisible..."

"If one day people no longer like pandas, what will they do?"

Her icy blue eyes were filled with sadness, and she whispered:

"By that time, they will become a burden to the zoo..."

"What awaits them?"

"It's just a bullet, a pill..."

Sakaki Makoto was slightly stunned.

He doesn't think that pandas will ever fall out of favor.

But what Miyano Shiho said was actually about herself.

"Look at them."

Sakaki Makoto pointed to the glass wall. Two pandas were happily eating bamboo and ignored the tourists outside.

"Do you think they really care...what tourists think of them?"

Miyano Shiho looked over with some confusion.

"Nothing in this world is ever static."

“People need to know how to give up and cherish.”

"There are some things that you should never lose, such as...love."

"And the longest lasting love is companionship."

Sakaki Makoto took out a hardcover book with a cover from his arms and smiled:

"Tourists come and go, but she beside me remains the same."

"That's enough, isn't it?"

"This book is for you."

Taking the book and feeling the remaining warmth on it, Miyano Shiho was somewhat moved.

Her red lips parted slightly, and she said in a trembling voice:

"No Longer Human?"

"ah?!"

Sakaki Makoto took a closer look and saw the words "No Longer Human" by Dazai Osamu...

Damn!

You got the wrong one!

His scalp tingled and Sakaki Makoto remembered that he was in a hurry to go out this morning.

Conan sent him two books, one was "The Dancing Girl of Izu" by Yasunari Kawabata, and the other was "No Longer Human" by Osamu Dazai....

Both books are famous works, but the profound meanings they contain are completely opposite.

But he left in such a hurry that morning, thinking only about where to go today, that he ended up taking the wrong book...

oops!!!

The hard-earned atmosphere is wasted like this!!!

Sakaki Makoto felt a tightness in his chest and almost vomited blood.

"You just said so much..."

Miyano Shiho's eyes looked very strange:

"You just want to tell me that you are no longer human?"

"No! No no!"

Sakaki Makoto was panicked. He had taken the wrong book, and the outcome would have been very different!

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