Looking at Ai's retreating figure, Kōyū's expression was somewhat complicated.
He caught up with Ai and said to her:
"Ai, isn't it a bit inappropriate to only say half of what you mean?"
Turning to look at Kyou, Ai said:
"I think it's alright, especially for you."
"Always acting mysterious."
She hadn't actually paid any attention to it.
But we need to find a suitable reason for only saying half of what we were saying.
Kwang-woo, who hadn't noticed at all, explained to her:
"I wanted you to discover it!"
Having successfully changed the subject, Ai deliberately adopted a "no longer pursuing" demeanor and said:
"I'll let it go since you meant well."
“So…” Kōyū reached out his hand, making it clear to Ai.
"Let's go."
As she spoke, Ai placed her hand back into Kyou's hand.
Holding Ai's hand, Kōyū said:
"Let's go buy some groceries first."
After walking a few steps, Guangyou suddenly stopped and asked, somewhat puzzled:
"Hey, is there something I forgot to say?"
"No," Ai replied calmly.
"Oh." Guangyou frowned and thought for a moment, then decided to stop thinking about it. "Never mind, let's go buy groceries."
"Mm," Ai replied calmly.
She was admiring the scenery around her and didn't notice that Guangyou was looking at her with eyes full of joy.
Some things aren't that I can't remember them, I just deliberately forget them.
Bathed in the afterglow of the setting sun, the two walked hand in hand, stepping on ginkgo leaves, back along the path.
Even the two shadows on the ground, holding hands, looked so harmonious.
...
After buying all sorts of ingredients, Kōyū and his companion carried the bags back to Professor Agasa's house.
A white car was parked at the entrance; it belonged to Fusa.
Billy, who was driving, took a taxi home.
As he pushed open the door and entered the room, Guangyou saw that Ayumi and the other two were unusually sitting obediently on the sofa watching TV.
Normally, Ayumi and her two friends aren't exactly noisy, but they're definitely not as quiet as they are now.
There was no one else in the living room besides Ayumi and her two companions.
After putting the ingredients in the kitchen, Guangyou asked the three of them:
"Where are the Doctor and Aunt Fusa?"
Not to mention that he specially bought it before coming back, only to find that Professor Agasa and Fusae had gone to a restaurant for dinner.
But that's probably impossible, otherwise these three little ones wouldn't have behaved so well.
“The professor took Aunt Fusae to visit his laboratory,” Ayumi replied.
"Oh, the professor has already started introducing his life and living environment to the other party."
This surprised Guangyou.
One of the signs of falling in love is that the other person is genuinely willing to learn about your life and living environment.
Most people's lives are quite ordinary.
Unless you're naturally good at storytelling, your presentation will be quite boring.
Why bother learning about such boring and useless information if you're not really interested?
Nothing better to do?
With this brain capacity, wouldn't it be better to memorize something else?
Originally, Kōyū was thinking of talking to Professor Agasa later and asking him to introduce himself to Fusae, but unexpectedly, Professor Agasa figured it out on his own.
Yes, that's good.
Fortunately, Dr. Agasa's lab has quite a few inventions, so introducing them won't be too boring.
Moreover, Professor Agasa's great inventions often fail, and he doesn't feel much sense of accomplishment when he makes small inventions.
I made quite a few inventions that were somewhat toy-like, and they were all kept in a corner of the laboratory.
There won't be an awkward situation where Professor Agasa explains the function of the invention, but Fusae doesn't quite understand it during the introduction.
I was originally going to ask Fusa if she had any dietary restrictions, so that he could handle it.
But in order not to disturb the two of them, he decided to put aside the ingredients that many people might not like to eat, and ask them when they arrived.
"Have you called your parents?" Guangyou asked the three of them again.
“I’ve already called them,” Ayumi replied.
"That's fine then."
Upon receiving a response, Kōyū went into the kitchen, put on an apron, and washed the ingredients with Ai.
Come to think of it, it's been a while since he and Ai have done this.
For a while, Ai was busy developing an antidote, and when she occasionally cooked here, it was usually Mitsuyoshi who was in charge.
Then she got sick again, and then she met Vermouth.
Fortunately, these issues have been resolved for the time being.
The rest we'll have to wait for from the FBI.
Dinner was a celebration, and he prepared a lot of dishes.
It took him and Ai more than ten minutes just to clean the ingredients.
Having just finished cleaning and preparing for the next part, Fusae and Professor Agasa returned to the living room.
After visiting Professor Agasa's laboratory, Fusa was thinking about the upcoming dinner party.
She said:
"I'll make a reservation at the restaurant later."
"I think the food there is pretty good, and there aren't many rules, so it's a good place to take kids."
“I think it shouldn’t be decided,” Dr. Agasa said, thinking of Kousuke.
The two of them walked into the living room and could clearly see the location of the kitchen.
Then, Fusa saw Kousuke and the girl named Haibara busy in the kitchen.
"What is this?" Fusae was still a little confused.
"It's what you saw," Professor Agasa explained somewhat embarrassedly, "Dinner was prepared by this kid, Kōyū."
He was embarrassed because, as an adult, he should have been the one to handle this kind of thing, but in reality, it was Guangyou, this "child," who handled it.
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