Speaking of this, Kwang-woo laughed sheepishly.
He scratched his head and said:
"But I haven't made a decision after thinking about it for a long time."
"Have you thought of anything else?" Ai asked.
"I haven't thought about anything else," Guangyou shook his head and said, "but I did consider coming up with one myself, but I haven't had any ideas."
Some people use words they want to say to themselves, or words that represent a certain meaning, as their surnames.
These Guangyous did exist, but he didn't know how to condense these meanings into two or three words, or even a single-word surname.
He thought for a long time but couldn't come up with a surname that sounded nice and met his requirements.
"Take your time to think about it, there's plenty of time," Ai said.
"Hmm." Kōyū nodded, about to ask Ai, but then stopped, remembering something.
The two were staring at each other, and Ai could see that Kousuke opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something, but for some reason, he closed it again.
"What do you want to say?" Ai asked, somewhat puzzled.
"It's nothing," Guangyou asked. "I just wanted to ask if you had any thoughts."
He didn't actually finish what he was saying.
However, for some reason, considering Ai Haibara, he omitted the second half of the sentence.
Upon hearing Kōyū's question, Ai remembered that she had just discussed with Kōyū the idea of his future surname.
After all, this surname will also be her surname in the future.
She was a little embarrassed, but much better than before. Her expression barely changed as she shook her head and replied:
"I have no clue what to do right now."
“Okay.” Guangyou wasn’t in a hurry to think about it. He said, “I’ll think about it carefully later. Anyway, there’s still plenty of time. I need to come up with a nice-sounding name.”
"Actually, we don't necessarily have to think of a surname, do we?" Ai thought of something and said, "Can't we just use 'Hikaru' as our surname?"
She thought the surname "Guang" was actually quite nice.
Just like the feeling Guangyou gave her, it was very warm.
Moreover, for her, Guangyou is the ray of light that illuminates her life.
“'Light'?” Kōyū hadn’t thought of that. “It’s really good!” he said.
Although it was quite good, Guangyou still didn't make a decision immediately:
"Let's put it in the backup plan first."
"Let's discuss this again when we have time later."
"Okay." Ai nodded in agreement.
Putting the name aside for now, Kōyū, seeing that it was almost time, went with Ai to prepare lunch.
Cooking is actually quite fun.
Especially when you finish cooking and receive approval from someone you care about, the sense of satisfaction is addictive.
Cooking with someone you like is even more fun.
While cooking, you can touch each other's hands, and while waiting, you can chat.
Of course, the prerequisite is that the other person also knows how to cook.
Otherwise, you won't feel any fun at all, and you'll just find it troublesome.
After spending a little over half an hour preparing and serving lunch, Kōyū called Professor Agasa, who was out having fun with Ayumi and the other two.
At the same time, he called Conan, who was still reading a book next door.
Since everyone here is an acquaintance, many rules can be omitted, and we even have separate meals.
Before the others returned, Kōyū and Ayā started eating.
The two chatted while eating, and the topic of conversation was surnames.
From what surnames are good to choose after Guangyou, to all sorts of bizarre surnames.
For example, the surname "my grandson".
Not only does it have this surname, but there is also a city in Japan called "Abiko City," located in Chiba Prefecture, not far from Tokyo.
If we're talking about humor, we can only see it from the perspective of the Chinese language.
In Japanese, this surname means "to remember one's ancestors," and it even has a touch of "aristocratic" connotation.
The earliest people with the surname "My Grandson" moved out of the palace.
From a Chinese perspective, this name is quite interesting.
Because Ai had specifically learned Chinese for Kousuke, although she wasn't fluent, she could still understand these kinds of jokes.
Japan has a lot of unusual surnames.
Besides "my grandson," there are also surnames like "魄" (po) and "粕" (po), which means "to transmit dregs" (body organs), and "鼻毛" (bimao)...
Halfway through the meal, the others returned.
With the addition of the lively Ayumi and her two companions, the dining table was filled with laughter and joy.
Everyone finished lunch in a pleasant atmosphere.
Kōyū and Ai were still washing the dishes and cleaning the kitchen. Ayumi and the others wanted to help, so Kōyū asked them to help collect the dishes and take them to the kitchen.
While you're at it, ask the three of them to sweep the floor and wipe the tables.
Yesterday, while looking for the letter, I searched everywhere and even stirred up the dust in the corners.
It doesn't look very dirty, but the areas near the corners are covered in a layer of dust when you touch them.
Professor Agasa originally wanted to help tidy up, since it was his house after all, and he felt bad about always asking others to help him.
But when Kōsuke saw Professor Agasa holding a rag, preparing to wipe the table, he quickly stopped him:
"Doctor, please put down the rag you're holding."
"Let Ayumi and the others take care of the tidying up, or Ai and I can do it later."
"I think you should buy some clothes."
"When you go on a date with Aunt Fusa in the future, you can't possibly wear your white coat or those old-fashioned clothes, can you?"
"This..." Professor Agasa wanted to refute, but he didn't know how.
He thought about it and realized that it really was just as Guangyou had said.
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