You told me to come over, yet you locked the door. What exactly did you mean by that?
Did you want me to come, or did you not? Chen was thoroughly puzzled.
However, a locked door was no obstacle for Chen. He simply used another method to open it.
When he entered the room, he saw Ai Haibara sitting expressionlessly in a chair.
"I wonder what my dear Ai wanted to see me about?" Chen walked over, sat beside her, and asked.
"It's nothing." Ai replied flatly.
After closing the door, Chen came to Ai's side, picked her up, and asked, "Could it be that you're jealous?"
"No."
Ai's expression stiffened slightly. Though she denied it, anyone could tell from her face that she was extremely upset.
"Fine, if you say you're not, then you're not. I won't say anything else."
Chen held Ai as he sat in the chair, then looked at her computer. It was filled with incomprehensible text, and he had no intention of looking into it further.
He knew it was information related to Ai's drug research. Since he could not understand it anyway, he did not bother continuing to read.
Chen turned his gaze to Ai. He was certain that she must have something to discuss with him; otherwise, she would never have called him over.
He just did not know when she would say it.
After a while, Ai seemingly could no longer hold herself back and asked Chen, "What exactly is going on between you and Judy?"
"You already know. It's just what you think it is." Chen spread his hands, making no attempt to play dumb with Ai.
That was simply how things were. If he pretended not to know, he would only be treating Ai like an idiot—and Ai was no