Herta's brain nearly crashed!
I was such an idiot. Really...
I actually thought this script would be easy. How could I have been so naive?
What the hell was this about having babies?
A way out. I had to find a way out!
Herta lowered her head, her thoughts racing.
Just then, Chu Mu, who sat across from her, spoke.
"Big Sis, your joke scared her."
"You actually think this is a joke?" Number One released her grip on Herta's shoulder. "I'm serious. Otherwise, I wouldn't have brought her here. Aren't you interested in her? You asked me for a radio because of her, didn't you? Now I've delivered her straight to you."
"That's still a long way off." Chu Mu shook his head. "We aren't even friends, let alone ready to get married and have children. This is a little absurd."
"I don't know what you're afraid of." Number One frowned. "I'll help raise the children anyway. How much of a burden could they possibly be to you?"
At that, Chu Mu fell silent for a long while before asking:
"You want a child, don't you?"
"I'll be forty after this year." Number One sighed. "I've never married, and I never will. But I do want a child. When you were little, Father didn't have time to look after you, so I raised you. Those years really were carefree. Unfortunately, everyone grows up."
With that, she looked steadily at Chu Mu and said:
"I raised you well, and I can raise your children well too. That's my wish."
Chu Mu replied softly:
"What you want isn't what I want."
"Haven't you always wanted to go south?" Number One rested her hand on Herta's shoulder. "Once you've fulfilled my wish, I'll buy you two a pasture in the south. You