Gifts are usually wrapped up before being given, so Kōyū thought that if he really considered himself a gift, he should tie a ribbon in his hair to make a bow and then go over to surprise Ai.

After thinking it over carefully, Kōyū decided to give up. He had imagined the comical sight of himself with a bow on his head. He figured there wouldn't be any surprise, and it wouldn't be a fright either. In fact, he would probably be laughed at by Ai.

They might even take photos to commemorate it, making it both his embarrassing history and Ai's source of joy.

Just like that photo...

Thinking about all this, Guangyou felt a bit resentful. This resentment wasn't directed at the person taking the photos, but at himself. If he had been more assertive back then, could he have escaped being photographed?

However, since things have come to this point, there's no use in holding grudges. Besides, it was Ai who got the photos, not an outsider, so Kōyū is relatively accepting of it.

Guangyou immediately rejected the idea of ​​giving himself as a gift, saying that it would be better to give something more substantial, such as a handmade chocolate of his favorite character.

He wasn't worried about it being cliché; giving chocolates on Valentine's Day is very common, and gifts are never outdated or cliché.

If the other party refuses the gift because they say it's outdated or too cliché, it's clear they don't like the person giving the gift at all.

Well, handmade chocolates are on the list, but it can't just be handmade chocolates; he also wants to prepare some other small gifts.

accessories?

He has given away quite a few of these things, but Ai has kept most of them.

When Ai goes out, she rarely wears jewelry. Even if she does, it's usually just a ring or a necklace.

candy?

That's fine. No need to worry about not needing it. If we can't finish it, he can help us finish it too.

How about I give you a handbag?

This seems like a good option, but I can't buy anything too expensive, otherwise that girl will definitely accuse me of wasting money.

You don't need to buy any designer brands or limited editions; as long as it looks decent and isn't too expensive, that's fine.

As if he had just thought of something, Guangyou smiled and nodded in satisfaction: "Then it's decided."

After deciding what gift to give, Kwang-woo stood up from his chair, grabbed a change of clothes, left the room, and prepared to take a shower.

When Kōyū came out of his room, Sonoko and Ran had already finished cleaning up the dishes and were chatting in the living room.

"Lan, I'll bring you the tickets to that wrestling match we talked about this morning tomorrow."

Sonoko comes from a wealthy family, but she doesn't have the airs that often come with rich kids. Instead, she's more like a child from an ordinary family. Even though her family is rich, she still doesn't want to waste these tickets that she bought with real money. "Otherwise, it would be a shame to waste these tickets."

Ran has absolutely no interest in this wrestling match, but if Kouyu and Conan want to watch, she might consider it.

Thinking of this, Xiaolan looked up to ask the two of them for their opinions, just in time to see Guangyou carrying clothes out of the room. So she called out to Guangyou and asked, "Guangyou, do you want to go to the wrestling match?"

"Wrestling?" Kōyū paused in his tracks as he walked toward the bathroom upon hearing this question. He turned to Rin and asked, "You mean that scripted fighting game?"

There's only one word difference between wrestling and grappling, but the difference between them is quite significant.

The latter is a legitimate competitive sport, while the former is a combination of sports and entertainment, with more of a performance aspect than a competitive one. In other words, wrestling doesn't even have a competitive element.

To put it bluntly, a wrestling match is a show, and the wrestlers are the actors.

Before the competition begins, the duration of the competition, the entire competition process, the dialogue between the actors, and even who wins and who loses are all written in the script.

To make the competition more exciting, they would even create a story for the two "contestants," with the referees also participating in the plot and playing an important role, and even the "audience" could get involved.

Of course, these audience members were all pre-arranged.

That's why Kōyū calls wrestling "scripted fighting," as he doesn't have much interest in such things.

It's not that I look down on wrestling, it's just that I really have no interest in it.

Even though Japanese wrestling leans towards combat, it still has a script.

"I think I'll pass," Kōyū replied. "I'll just take Conan with me."

"Alright then." Ran didn't press the matter, but instead turned her gaze to Conan and asked, "Conan, what about you?"

Hearing the topic shift to him, Conan turned his head and focused his attention on Ran. After thinking for a moment, he nodded: "She should have gone."

He was thinking to himself that if he didn't go and stayed at the firm, he would probably just read books and watch TV to pass the time.

Or he could go out with Ayumi and the others to play those games that only little kids play.

Those days were really quite boring.

Instead of wasting time at the firm, I'd rather go out and have some fun with Ran.

When Ran saw that Conan wanted to go to the wrestling match, she didn't refuse anymore and accepted the tickets to Sonoko.

As for Guangyou, after refusing, he took his clothes to the bathroom and took a comfortable bath for a while.

While taking a bath, Kōyū wasn't idle either. He decided to give Ai a bag, but since he didn't know much about bags, he had to look it up online.

Choose which brand and style to buy.

It's true that it doesn't need to be too expensive, but you also shouldn't buy unbranded products from small shops. Not only is the quality not guaranteed, but it also makes you look bad.

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