"...accidents could easily happen."
Even if this young man had no such intention...
By the time an accident happened, it would be too late to say anything.
In the eyes of those who knew nothing, this young man was committing suicide.
"I understand."
The uncle smiled and nodded.
"You'd better really take it to heart."
The old lady shook her head.
"Don't agree with us now, then turn around and forget everything."
The uncle was speechless.
It seemed the old lady had encountered quite a few people like that.
Not to mention...
He really might be that kind of person too.
After all...
Seeing the old grandfather again today... was truly too strange.
It was simply unbelievable.
He needed to verify it.
He needed an answer.
"All right."
The old grandfather patted the old lady's arm. "You're nagging now too."
They were strangers, after all.
A few words would be enough.
Besides...
Anything more would be overdoing it.
Whether he listened or not was the young man's own choice.
It was enough that they had shown their concern.
The old lady came to her senses.
She gave an embarrassed smile.
"All right, all right. I won't say anything more."
"Young man, you need to do something about being soaked from head to toe."
The old lady frowned slightly.
"Do you live nearby?"
"If it's far..."
"Why don't you come to our house and take care of it first?"
"Our house is just nearby."
"Although it's warm now, staying wet like this... will make you catch a cold too."
The uncle hesitated.
His first reaction was to refuse.
But in his current state...
He was a little disheveled.
Although he usually looked somewhat unkempt...
He actually cared a great deal about cleanliness.
It was