"I hope I'm wrong."
Zhuge Yun nodded seriously.
"Everything I said was purely my personal speculation."
"It has nothing to do with the truth."
Zhang Bo: ...
"You really are... so talkative."
"No."
Zhuge Yun defended himself. "My brain just works quickly."
"I hope Grandma Tian can stay happy forever."
Zhao Luzheng shook his head.
He also refrained from saying that the old woman would get her wish.
If she remained happy while waiting...
That was good enough, too.
"Grandma Tian must be happy."
Zhuge Yun spoke with certainty.
"She's waiting for someone very important to her."
Perhaps it was the lover he had guessed about.
Perhaps not.
Either way, it was certainly someone who held a great deal of weight in Grandma Tian's heart.
And when ordinary people waited for someone important to them, they generally felt...
Perhaps a little nervous.
But more than that, they would surely feel anticipation and excitement.
Along with irrepressible happiness.
If Grandma Tian felt that way every time she sat on the bench in the little square waiting...
Then that was pretty good, too.
Thinking of it that way, the moods of the group improved somewhat.
"Ah."
Zhang Bo sighed.
He couldn't help glaring at Zhuge Yun. "It's all because of you."
If Zhuge Yun hadn't said it, he would never have thought of that possibility.
Zhao Luzheng tugged at the corner of his mouth.
"Second Brother really..."
"Told the most heartbreaking story."
Zhuge Yun looked innocent.
"It wasn't what I wanted either..."
"But don't you think it's very touching?"
Most people liked comedies.
But tragedies were what left the deepest marks.
"...I like perfectly happy endings."
Zhao Luzheng stated his preference.
He was actually not too particular when it came to books.
He