Whether it was Guangyou's fault or not, the answer is quite simple.

However, everyone has a different answer.

Just like Ai Haibara right now.

She knew this probably had little to do with Guangyou.

But deep down she still wanted to believe it was because of Kwang-yu.

Ultimately, she's just a girl.

It's perfectly normal to have this kind of thought.

...

Right now, Kwang-yu is cooking ramen in the kitchen.

While preparing dinner in the afternoon, he would prepare the noodles and other ingredients and set them aside.

After all, Ai had said she wanted to eat it, so he naturally had to take it seriously.

He couldn't help Ai develop the antidote, but he was quite confident about the diet.

The ramen noodles are scooped out of the pot and placed in a bowl, then broth is poured over them, and garnished with ingredients such as char siu.

A bowl of delicious and visually appealing ramen is now ready.

He took the plate with the ramen noodles on it back to his room.

After a few minutes of rest, Ai had recovered considerably.

She was now able to sit up in bed using her own hands.

After placing the plate on the bedside table, Kōyū picked up a small bowl, filled it with noodles, and prepared to feed Ai.

Although Ai hasn't fully recovered, she can definitely eat by herself.

However, Ai still chose to let Kousuke feed her.

"How does it taste?" Guangyou asked with some anticipation.

This wasn't the first time he'd asked, but when he did, he still felt a sense of anticipation.

Besides, the ramen he made tonight was a new flavor, and he used different ingredients.

It's perfectly normal to want Ai's approval.

And Ai naturally gave Kousuke the answer he wanted:

"It's quite delicious."

"As long as it tastes good."

Blowing on a sip of soup to cool it down, and bringing it to Ai's lips, Kōyū said:

"It's an original flavor, I was worried you wouldn't like it."

"It's really delicious." Ai wasn't just being polite to Kousuke; she genuinely thought it was quite tasty.

It's quite light, which suits her taste perfectly.

Before she'd even taken a few bites of her ramen, Ai suddenly remembered something and said to Kousuke:

"Guangyou, could you collect a blood sample from me?"

"I want to see the difference in my blood under different conditions."

"Perhaps we can find a way to develop a permanent antidote from this."

"Okay." Guangyou knew the importance of things and nodded in agreement without hesitation.

Then he put down the bowl, went to his desk, and disinfected the tools.

After collecting and storing the blood sample, Guangyou washed his hands again.

When he returned, Ai said to him again:

"I might need to take another day or two off."

"I need to study the blood sample more while it's still fresh."

"So, I might go to bed very late tonight."

She was also giving Guangyou a heads-up beforehand.

Guangyou, being quite understanding, said the following:

"Okay, just make sure you get enough rest and don't stay up all night."

"Okay, I understand," Ai nodded in response.

Compared to her previous weak state, Ai is now in much better condition and is no different from usual.

There's not much difference in the incident where Kōyū feeds Ai ramen.

Couples always have all sorts of little romantic gestures.

That was the state of affairs between the two at that moment.

...

After finishing his ramen, Guangyou went upstairs to clean the kitchen.

After they finished their dinner, they came downstairs to wait for the effects of the medication to wear off.

The dishes and everything else were not washed.

It's not that Professor Agasa doesn't want to wash, but that Kousuke won't let him.

Ai got up after Kōyū went upstairs, put on her white lab coat, and entered research mode.

...

Ai went to bed very late yesterday.

She finished her research at 5 a.m.

Don't ask Guangyou how he knew.

When asked, the answer was that Guangyou hadn't slept either.

All night yesterday, Kōyū lay in bed watching Ai-chan study.

However, Ai didn't notice that he wasn't asleep either.

She was still worried that he would find out she had finished so late.

Last night, before Guangyou pretended to be asleep, he specifically told the neighborhood not to stay up all night.

In the end, Ai still stayed up all night.

Seeing that Ai had finished her research, Kōyū closed his eyes and took a short rest.

When it was time, he got up to prepare breakfast for the group.

After washing up and having breakfast, Guangyou quietly pushed open the door and entered the room.

He glanced at the sleeping Ai, a helpless smile appearing on his face:

"I told you not to stay up all night, but you still did."

"If it weren't for the antidote, I wouldn't have let you stay up so late."

"You're really naughty..."

He pulled the blanket up a little closer to Ai, tucked the corners in, and leaned down to give her a light kiss on the forehead.

Perhaps sensing this, Ai frowned slightly, but quickly relaxed.

After glancing at the sleeping Ai a few more times, Kōyū left the room and headed off to school.

...

Upon entering the classroom, Ayumi asked with some concern:

"Kuangyou, how is Ai doing now?"

Seeing the worried expression on Ayumi's face, Kōyū smiled and reassured her:

"Ayumi, don't worry."

"She's almost fully recovered now."

"I should be able to come to class tomorrow."

Upon hearing this, Ayumi smiled and said:

"That's good!"

After saying that, she sat back down in her seat.

Conan, who was sitting nearby, also heard their conversation.

After Kwang-woo sat down, he asked Kwang-woo in a low voice:

"Has the antidote worn off?"

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