Although most of the snow had been cleared away, there were still a few snowflakes on Guangyou's eyebrows, and these snowflakes were melting, making his whole face look wet.

"I'm going to teach you a lesson."

Kōyū glared at Ai with a fierce look, then jogged towards her.

Seeing this, Ai turned to run away, but Kōyū's hands prevented her from doing so.

Kōyū leaned close to Ai's ear and said, "Girl, you were laughing so happily just now, now it's my turn."

"No way." Ai reached out and slapped the extra hands that had appeared on her waist, scolding playfully, "Get away from me, you pervert."

Guangyou continued, following her lead: "Since you've called me a hooligan, wouldn't it be pointless for me to be insulted if I didn't do something?"

"But if I don't want to, do you dare?"

Ai wasn't shy at all; she boldly turned around to face Kousuke, looking at him with a playful gaze.

The two stared at each other, and Guangyou gave up first.

"It seems I really don't dare."

Guangyou chuckled awkwardly, his expression also quite embarrassed.

He knew that even if he took action directly, Ai wouldn't refuse, and their feelings for each other wouldn't change.

If it were any other seasoned player, they might have gone straight for it, but not him.

He wanted to consider Ai's own thoughts more.

If love between two people is meant to last, why should they be together every day and night?

Guangyou felt that this poem suited his views quite well; after all, there were still many days ahead, and many more days of intimacy to come.

Of course, if Ai were willing, he wouldn't refuse like a fool.

Ai smiled and said dismissively, "I knew you wouldn't dare."

"Oh?" Kōyū was a little indignant after hearing this. "Do you only feel happy when I do something?"

No sooner had they spoken than they heard the sound of a vehicle approaching, which meant the police had arrived.

Even if you dared, you wouldn't have the chance.

Ai squinted, chuckled softly, and broke free from Guangyou's embrace. She then walked straight towards the villa, saying, "I'm going to the bathroom. You can stay here in the snow."