Although time has left some marks on her appearance, her heart remains young.
“Um, Billy,” Fusa suddenly spoke up.
"Hmm? What is it?"
Even if she hadn't said anything, Billy already knew what she was going to say next.
“I think…” Fusa said, feeling the sweetness filling her heart, “I think I might have to trouble you again in ten years.”
The initial reluctance and disappointment in her voice disappeared at this moment, replaced by joy.
Hearing her words, Billy chuckled and readily agreed:
"no problem."
But after he agreed, he added:
"However, I think it won't be such a long time before you meet again."
The car slowly came to a stop.
Fusa, realizing the crucial point, became somewhat shy.
The car suddenly stopped, and she thought they wanted her to explain to Professor Agasa, but she was too embarrassed to ask directly, so she asked:
"Billy, what's wrong now?"
Happiness came too suddenly; she wasn't prepared at all!
Seeing the person standing by the car, Billy adjusted his sunglasses and replied with a smile:
"It wasn't me this time."
"Not you?"
Upon hearing his answer, Fusa raised her head, which had been lowered in embarrassment, and turned to look out of the car.
Then, she saw a smiling face outside the car window.
...
"Some things cannot be judged by appearances alone."
Recalling what Kousuke had told her, Ai looked at Fusae sitting in the car.
She suddenly realized that Fusae was sitting in the back seat, not the front passenger seat.
This shows that the relationship between Fusae and that man was not what she initially thought; they were not husband and wife.
They're more like subordinates or friends.
Although there are exceptions, the likelihood is high.
She felt that Guangyou's words were a reminder not to be fooled by appearances, because those appearances could be faked.
Professor Agasa and Fusae talked about something briefly before leaving.
After the conversation, Dr. Agasa acted somewhat strangely again.
She always sensed that the two of them were in a bad mood.
After thinking for a moment, she realized a possibility.
That is, Professor Agasa thought Fusae was married, and Fusae might also have thought Professor Agasa was married for some reason.
The two didn't explain, and that's how the misunderstanding started.
The more I think about it, the more likely it seems.
Now that she knows the truth, she wants to tell it.
If two people feel that they are not suitable for each other, then it is acceptable and normal.
But it would be such a pity if the two missed each other because of a misunderstanding.
Just as she was about to say it, Professor Agasa seemed to have noticed it as well.
Then she heard that sentence.
As she suspected, Dr. Agasa also discovered this.
He had already prepared himself mentally, but because he thought Fusae was already married, he didn't call out out of a desire not to disturb her.
Now that he knew Fusae wasn't married, he shouted it out without any psychological pressure.
He looked at Fusae, recalling that scene from years ago, and shouted from the bottom of his heart:
"My favorite tree is still the ginkgo!"
...
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