It was already midnight when Kwang-yu came out of Judy's apartment.

On the surface, they said they wanted money, but in the end they didn't.

Change it to Judy granting Kōyō a request, but of course, nothing too outrageous.

Judy's exact words were: "You're too young to make demands that aren't appropriate for you."

After leaving her house, Kōyū went straight to Professor Agasa's house.

...

"Let's just tell the truth."

Kōyū stood in front of Professor Agasa's house, feeling melancholy.

"Come in."

Just as Kōyū was thinking, Ai opened the door and said to him.

With a worried look on his face, Guangyou entered the room and sat obediently on the sofa, remaining motionless.

"Confess and you will be treated leniently; resist and you will be treated severely."

Conan, holding a sign, sat down next to Kōyū.

Kōyū waved his hand: "I'll tell you, but Conan, please excuse me for a moment."

"Okay, okay."

Conan reluctantly put down the sign and got up to go find Professor Agasa.

After Conan left, Ai picked up the book on the table and started reading, completely oblivious to everything else.

However, she deliberately avoided looking in Guangyou's direction, turning her head to the other side.

"Ai-chan..."

"Don't call me that so intimately."

Ai's voice was cold, and there was a hint of jealousy in the air.

Kōyū raised an eyebrow and moved to stand next to Ai.

Ai turned her head away from Kyou.

Kōyū reached out and forcefully grasped Ai's hand, saying, "Didn't I go yesterday because of you?"

"What's the meaning?"

Ai raised her head and then lowered it again. "I'll give you a chance to explain."

So Kousuke told Ai what had happened, omitting some parts of it.

"real?"

"That's absolutely true, and given my current situation, they wouldn't even consider me."

Guangyou shrugged and said helplessly.

"So that means if you don't have this situation, you can give it a try?"

Ai looked at Kōyū, a smile playing on her lips. "You seem to be having a pretty carefree time, staying out all night."

"How could that be? If I had such a thought, I would..."

"What will you do?"

"I'll punish myself by eating ten servings of takoyaki!"

The quirky words cheered Ai up quite a bit.

"I want some too."

"Okay, shall we go now?"

"Let me pack my things."

Seeing that the two seemed to be heading out, Conan asked, "Where are you going?"

Guangyou rolled his eyes at him: "A date? Are you going to be a third wheel?"

Conan shook his head vigorously, like a rattle-drum: "Fine, you guys have fun."

"You're smart to know what's good for you."

Kōyū glanced at him, then sat down on the sofa to wait for Ai to come out.

After waiting for about ten minutes, Ai came out wearing a dress.

"nice."

Kōyū stared at Ai and offered his praise.

Ai raised an eyebrow, and the faint smile at the corner of her mouth perfectly conveyed her current mood.

To save time, Guangyou decided to fly directly there, even though it was much more expensive, but his wallet said it didn't care about the extra money.

Having chosen a window seat, Guangyou gazed at the blue sky and white clouds, then glanced at the beautiful woman reading beside him, and felt quite content.

This kind of life is pretty good...

After getting off the plane, Kōyū and Ai took the subway to the nearest Aizuya branch.

The longer a business is open and the more branches it has, the more branches it will naturally have.

Guangyou bought three portions, a total of thirty-six takoyaki.

Unlike other places, Aizuya's takoyaki comes in four flavors: with lots of green onions, with green onions, original, and beef.

It's also a bit smaller than other shops, just the right size to fit in your mouth in one bite.

"Open your mouth."

Kōyū picked up an original flavored one and placed it near Ai's mouth.

Ai paused for a moment, then opened her mouth and let Kousuke put the takoyaki into her mouth.

"How does it taste?"

Kōyū looked at Ai expectantly.

"It's alright, try one."

Guangyou also tried the original flavor, and the first adjective that came to his mind after tasting it was "delicious".

Upon closer tasting, Kōyū discovered that Aizuya's takoyaki still follows the original recipe.

The takoyaki I had last night had some innovative touches.

Each has its own unique flavor, and the two cannot be compared.

If I had to choose, Aizuya has more flavors and comes with a complimentary drink.

The other flavors are more diverse, and it's also larger than Aizuya's.

"You should eat too."

Ai swallowed the takoyaki in her mouth, picked up another one, and placed it near Kōyū's mouth.

Guangyou smiled and opened his mouth to eat the takoyaki.

...

Of course, a trip to Osaka isn't just about eating takoyaki; otherwise, the hundreds or even thousands of RMB spent on airfare would be a waste.

Ai doesn't want to go shopping; she wants to see the scenery.

They took a car to Ji Noodle Market, which was not far from where they were.

The city is most famous for Meiji no Mori Minoo Quasi-National Park, which is basically Minoo National Park. I don't know why the Japanese have to make the names so difficult to pronounce.

Strolling along the forest path, you can often see a fleeting dark shadow through the gaps in the leaves, and the cries that come from the side clearly indicate that there are many monkeys in the park.

These monkeys are said to be wild, not domesticated.

Kōyū and Ai didn't come to the park at its most beautiful time.

If you wait until autumn, the view will be filled with the red maple leaves.

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