"Did you notice how Mister Shiuander reacted?"
"I didn't pay much attention to him. But at first glance, I saw he was acting normal."
"Now that's what I mean. Shouldn't he be surprised and a little suspicious?" Yihshyong lowered the volume of his voice.
"It's possible that he also had suspicions. But he kept quiet because he didn't want to add to the burden on our minds."
"Let's hope your guess is right," Yihshyong said.
Just like before, the two of them then fell silent. This time, it lasted for a minute or so.
"I want you to tell me now." Yihshyong opened his mouth to break the silence.
"About what?"
"Regarding the things you experienced this afternoon," Yihshyong said. "When you followed that girl."
Iren turned to Yihshyong. "Oh. About that. I can't wait to tell you, too."
"I think now is the right time for you to tell me," said Yihshyong.
"I think so too," said Iren. "Don't you get tired of standing all the time?"
"Of course I'm sore."
"How about you just come in and borrow the car keys so we can rest inside the car?"
Yihshyong looked at Iren with a super weird look. "Are you crazy or what? There's no way I'd say something like that to Mr. Shiuander. He thought we were eating at a stall. So it'd be weird if we suddenly came up and said stuff like that? It wouldn't be polite at all if we leaving him alone inside to sit in his car."
Iren smiled. "Sorry. I think my brain just shorted out, so I said something weird like that."
"It's okay. I also feel that my brain isn't working the way it should."
"Then where should I tell the story?"
"I guess." Yihshyong looked around them. "We'd better sit on the opposite side." He pointed at the mound of rocks in front of a house directly across from them. The shape of the stones was very similar to the bench. It looked irregular, but the surface was quite flat.
In an instant, they were sitting on the rocks. Iren felt the rocks were perfect for them to sit on.
I think this is actually a bench, which is made of stone.
Iren turned his face to the right and to the left. Unlike before, as far as his eyes could see, the road had become completely deserted. Not a single person was passing by.
"Why didn't we sit here earlier?" Iren patted his forehead. He seemed to regret the stupidity that had hit them earlier.
"Never mind! The important thing is now that we can sit freely. Now you may begin to explain what happened earlier."
The lights that illuminate the path were not very bright. It was definitely not the ideal place to read at night. But apparently, suitable as a place to gossip. At least that was Iren's conclusion. After taking a deep breath, Iren raised his head. He saw the stars in the sky.
"The sky is brighter than yesterday. Usually we can't see the stars."
"Come on, just explain right away. Later, we can enjoy the twinkling stars in the sky."
Iren took another deep breath. Then began to tell the things he had witnessed this afternoon. Yihshyong seemed to listen with a serious face.
"I followed that girl very carefully. Even though she has never seen me, I still have to be careful."
"You saw her when you saw Dahge talking to her. So it's possible that she's seen you. If she had a photographic memory, she might think you might be some sort of stalker."
"You're right," said Iren. "What is clear, I was very careful earlier. I'm not someone who is trained in that field. So I don't know if my caution is good enough or if it's just messed up."
"We don't have much time, so I think you can get straight to the point."
"Did you notice how Mister Shiuander reacted?"
"I didn't pay much attention to him. But at first glance, I saw he was acting normal."
"Now that's what I mean. Shouldn't he be surprised and a little suspicious?" Yihshyong lowered the volume of his voice.
"It's possible that he also had suspicions. But he kept quiet because he didn't want to add to the burden on our minds."
"Let's hope your guess is right," Yihshyong said.
Just like before, the two of them then fell silent. This time, it lasted for a minute or so.
"I want you to tell me now." Yihshyong opened his mouth to break the silence.
"About what?"
"Regarding the things you experienced this afternoon," Yihshyong said. "When you followed that girl."
Iren turned to Yihshyong. "Oh. About that. I can't wait to tell you, too."
"I think now is the right time for you to tell me," said Yihshyong.
"I think so too," said Iren. "Don't you get tired of standing all the time?"
"Of course I'm sore."
"How about you just come in and borrow the car keys so we can rest inside the car?"
Yihshyong looked at Iren with a super weird look. "Are you crazy or what? There's no way I'd say something like that to Mr. Shiuander. He thought we were eating at a stall. So it'd be weird if we suddenly came up and said stuff like that? It wouldn't be polite at all if we leaving him alone inside to sit in his car."
Iren smiled. "Sorry. I think my brain just shorted out, so I said something weird like that."
"It's okay. I also feel that my brain isn't working the way it should."
"Then where should I tell the story?"
"I guess." Yihshyong looked around them. "We'd better sit on the opposite side." He pointed at the mound of rocks in front of a house directly across from them. The shape of the stones was very similar to the bench. It looked irregular, but the surface was quite flat.
In an instant, they were sitting on the rocks. Iren felt the rocks were perfect for them to sit on.
I think this is actually a bench, which is made of stone.
Iren turned his face to the right and to the left. Unlike before, as far as his eyes could see, the road had become completely deserted. Not a single person was passing by.
"Why didn't we sit here earlier?" Iren patted his forehead. He seemed to regret the stupidity that had hit them earlier.
"Never mind! The important thing is now that we can sit freely. Now you may begin to explain what happened earlier."
The lights that illuminate the path were not very bright. It was definitely not the ideal place to read at night. But apparently, suitable as a place to gossip. At least that was Iren's conclusion. After taking a deep breath, Iren raised his head. He saw the stars in the sky.
"The sky is brighter than yesterday. Usually we can't see the stars."
"Come on, just explain right away. Later, we can enjoy the twinkling stars in the sky."
Iren took another deep breath. Then began to tell the things he had witnessed this afternoon. Yihshyong seemed to listen with a serious face.
"I followed that girl very carefully. Even though she has never seen me, I still have to be careful."
"You saw her when you saw Dahge talking to her. So it's possible that she's seen you. If she had a photographic memory, she might think you might be some sort of stalker."
"You're right," said Iren. "What is clear, I was very careful earlier. I'm not someone who is trained in that field. So I don't know if my caution is good enough or if it's just messed up."
"We don't have much time, so I think you can get straight to the point."
