After shouting that sentence, Professor Agasa felt much more relaxed.
It was as if the shackles binding him had been removed.
He was waving goodbye to Fusae when he suddenly saw the car stop.
As soon as the car stopped, Dr. Agasa became nervous again.
Simply put, it means that after confessing your feelings, you feel embarrassed to face the girl.
Just then, footsteps sounded beside them.
They turned around and looked in the direction of the sound.
I saw Guangyou holding a bottle of juice in one hand and something that looked like a remote control in the other, walking towards the car.
"Guangyou?"
"Good afternoon," Guangyou greeted everyone.
He didn't stop, put away the remote control, and walked straight to the car, looking at Fusae through the window.
When he saw Fusa looking up at him, Kōyū smiled and tapped the car window with his knuckles.
Upon seeing Guangyou, Fusae quickly turned her head away and wiped away the tears from the corners of her eyes.
Then, she pressed the button, rolled down the car window, and asked Guangyou:
"Kuangyou, is there something you need?"
Without wasting any words, Kwang-woo put away his smile and asked seriously:
"Aunt Fusae, why wait until later?"
"Isn't it possible now?"
“But…” Fusa hesitated, unable to finish her sentence.
"But it seems he's married?" Kōyū guessed at the unspoken second half of Fusae's sentence.
Without waiting for Fusa's response, he directly revealed the truth:
"Those children are not the doctor's children."
"It's just that I have a better relationship with the doctor."
"The chubby one's surname is Kojima, and the one with freckles all over his face is Tsuburaya."
"As for the one wearing glasses, his surname is Edogawa."
"The two adorable little girls' surnames are Yoshida and Haibara, respectively."
"My name is Guangyou, I don't have a surname."
"Has he not gotten married all these years?" Fusa hesitated for a moment before finally asking.
She no longer cares how Mitsuyu knew her thoughts, nor does she care that Mitsuyu is just a "child." What she cares more about is whether Professor Agasa is still single and unmarried.
“No.” Guangyou shook his head and said, “Not only is he not married, but as far as I can remember, the Doctor has never even been in a relationship.”
He didn't know whether Professor Agasa was still single because of Fusae, so he didn't say, but he didn't deny it either.
The rest is up to Fusa to imagine.
"He's never been in a relationship?" Fusa asked, somewhat surprised.
“As far as I can remember, he has never dated anyone,” Guangyou answered truthfully.
He had indeed never heard Professor Agasa mention his past romantic relationships.
He didn't know whether they had actually talked about it or not.
That's what he meant, but he didn't explain. What Fusae thinks is her own business.
Clearly, Fusa was thinking of something else entirely.
She was very touched, but also felt very guilty.
Forty years is a long time, enough to take a person from childhood to middle age.
And all that time was spent waiting for someone who didn't even know if they liked him back.
This behavior can be described as "stupid".
She was just that kind of "foolish woman".
Unexpectedly...
He's just as "foolish".
"So, Aunt Fusae, what are you waiting for?"
Turning his head to look in Professor Agasa's direction, Kousuke leaned closer and said to Fusae:
"You asked me about the recent situation of the PhD student before, which clearly showed that you were concerned about him."
"You deliberately avoided asking whether the Doctor has started a family, isn't it because you don't want to hear any bad news from me?"
"Since that's the case, now that he's unmarried and you're unmarried, both of you..."
He didn't finish his sentence, but Fusae understood what Kōyū meant, and Kōyū continued:
What are we waiting for?
"Aunt Fusae, do you want to become the real-life 'Weaver Girl'?"
Japan also celebrates Tanabata and knows the story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl.
Fusa clearly understood the meaning behind those words.
Ultimately, Fusae is just a woman who has never been in a relationship.
Even though she is nearly fifty years old, she is still an eighteen or nineteen-year-old girl when it comes to relationships.
He didn't expose Fusa Ei before because he wanted the two of them to handle it themselves.
But now Professor Agasa has taken the initiative to go ahead, while Fusae is too embarrassed to say goodbye and wants to meet again another day, or even say the next ten years.
This is the real-life version of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, isn't it?
No need, really no need.
While surprised that Kousuke could say such a thing, Fusae couldn't help but feel a little shy.
The rosy cheeks were a true reflection of her inner self.
Guangyou didn't press the issue when he didn't receive a response immediately.
He continued to bewitch... and persuade Fusa:
"Aunt Fusa, look around, how beautiful it is."
As if blessed by the heavens, the setting sun generously cast its last rays of sunlight throughout the day.
Golden ginkgo leaves drifted down from the trees, fluttering in the air like butterflies.
The scenery is beautiful.
"The weather's nice today, are you really going to postpone it to another day?"
After laying the groundwork, Guangyou went straight into the main event.
He described various scenarios, with the male and female protagonists naturally being Professor Agasa and her.
Hand in hand, we stroll along the path paved with ginkgo leaves;
A mealtime brimming with everyday life;
Heartwarming scenes of picnicking and camping with Professor Agasa and Ayumi's group of children;
...
He didn't describe any particularly romantic scenes.
For example, kissing when the Ferris wheel reaches its highest point, or something else.
Because Guangyou felt that such words were only appropriate for young people.
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