Some things were not, in fact, better off known by more people.
Naturally, Xia You would not mention what had happened the previous night, and the Ghost Girl would not tell outsiders about it either.
This could be considered... an eternal secret between a human and a ghost.
But when she saw Xia You again, May keenly caught the shyness on her face and the undisguised love in her eyes.
That left May secretly marveling.
What?
Was Xia You now so charming that even ghosts could not resist him?
All he had done was help turn her parents into ghosts. Wasn't this a little too much?
Naturally, Xia You had no idea what May was thinking. He simply looked at the Ghost Girl before him, with whom he had shared an intimate exchange that night, coughed lightly, and said, "I'm sure you've seen the documents we packed and organized in the Hidden Room. I originally planned to take them elsewhere and have them analyzed for clues to the mastermind, but since we now know Pluto was responsible, there's naturally no need to trouble those people."
The Ghost Girl nodded. It was indeed just as Xia You said: since they had confirmed who the culprit was, there was no need to go to all that trouble.
But at this point, Xia You changed tack.
"Still, although we no longer need to do that, the notes and documents here have some research value. I think... since your father has become a ghost, he certainly can't continue his research. Rather than hiding them in the Hidden Room, never to see the light of day, giving them to other scholars would be the right thing to do, in my opinion. That way, all the time your father spent on his research wouldn't go to