"When have I ever exaggerated anything? That's supposed to be your specialty."
Chen said somewhat unhappily, genuinely feeling a little irritated.
"Does Ran still misunderstand us?" Yukiko asked Chen.
"Of course. I think you could go talk to Ran," Chen said with a nod.
Yukiko was instantly speechless. Go talk to Ran? How was she supposed to talk to her? Was she supposed to bring up this matter? Sorry, Yukiko really felt too embarrassed to say it.
It was not just Ran who felt too embarrassed to talk about such things; Yukiko did too.
"Come on, let's hurry home." Chen drove toward the house.
"I think I should tell Eri about this." Yukiko placed her index finger against her chin and spoke after some thought.
"Tell Eri?" Chen was taken aback for a moment, then shook his head at Yukiko.
"You'd better not. Ran told me not to let Eri know, and not to let you know either. You already knowing is an exception."
"Since I'm already an exception, wouldn't it be fine to tell Eri too?"
"If I tell Ran that you told Eri, do you think she'll come looking for you?" Chen said as he drove.
Yukiko did not care. At worst, she could just tell Ran that Chen had said it and dump the blame on him. ...
"Were you thinking of dumping the blame on me?"
Chen suddenly turned to look at Yukiko and asked her, his gaze seeming to see right through her.
Yukiko looked at Chen uncertainly.
"Chen, do you have telepathy?" Yukiko asked.
"I don't have telepathy, but I can tell what you're thinking just by looking at you."
"So you saw through me. Fine, then I won't tell Eri. But Ran actually thinks that of me? I'll definitely teach her a lesson