The world of science is unscientific

"Maybe, but come on, why did you bring up Kudo on our date?"

"So, I'm out of things to talk about now..."

"We don't need any topics, Yusuke, you just need to hold my hand."

Chapter 570 Watching a Movie, the Villa is Finished

During the meal, Yusuke Suzuki sent an email to Shin Tamura, asking him to make arrangements.

The reason I didn't give the instructions directly from home was because the timing was difficult to predict.

He never thought it was a good thing to make his subordinates waste a lot of time on his orders.

It's just right to start eating halfway through.

Ai Haibara's wind chime bracelet on her wrist certainly attracted a lot of attention.

Seven groups of young ladies came to ask where I bought it.

Of course, trying to strike up a conversation with the girl's handsome older brother is also a great option.

After dealing with these people, Ai Haibara did not use this as a basis to launch a sarcastic attack on Yusuke Suzuki.

Although she knew that Suzuki Yusuke probably wouldn't mind, and might even join in the joke.

But this behavior is ultimately a form of harm to one's loved one.

No one wants to endure their partner's distrust.

Even though it was a joke.

But what if we say too much?

Dinner time passed quickly, and the two walked back hand in hand.

The manuscript for "Spirited Away" was not finished today, so we'll have to ask Makoto Tamura to wait a little longer.

The Porsche Boxster carrying the two sped away into the night.

It's still the same screening room as last time.

This time, however, it was just Yusuke Suzuki and Ai Haibara.

The art style of "My Neighbor Totoro" itself exudes a gentle feeling.

When the chubby Totoro appeared, Ai Haibara was completely captivated.

She loves animals, especially the adorable, chubby, and furry chinchilla.

The little girl wore a longing and satisfied smile throughout.

This kind of fantastical childhood was something she had never experienced, or even dreamed of.

Although there may be some misunderstandings.

But Ai Haibara still felt that "My Neighbor Totoro" was created by Yusuke Suzuki just for her.

She loved every single part of the movie.

Every scene in the film also reflects Suzuki Yusuke's love for her.

What kind of luck is this?

It would allow her to meet Yusuke Suzuki under those circumstances.

The film played slowly, and eventually it came to an end.

"Let's go?"

Yusuke Suzuki whispered something to Ai Haibara beside him.

"Yes, thank you, Yusuke. I really like it."

......

Back in the car, this time the destination was Professor Agasa's house.

"Yusuke, how did you come up with those strange creatures?"

Ai Haibara was still not satisfied, "You didn't live in Japan when you were a child, did you?"

Yusuke Suzuki gently pressed the accelerator and chuckled, "There's never been a rule in this world that says boys can't dream after they grow up."

"I just copied this movie from my dream."

Do boys still dream even when they grow up?

Ai Haibara looked out the car window; the wind was inviting her hair to dance.

If that's the case, then as a child, she should be able to have such dreams too.

What kind of things happen in dreams?

She can't think of anything right now.

Perhaps we only know after we've dreamt about it.

Yusuke is such an idiot.

Such a beautiful dream, and just like that, the protagonist who should have been the little boy was replaced by her and her sister.

Bad guy...

I already owe you so much, and now I have to take on the debt of another dream.

Yusuke Suzuki had no idea what Ai Haibara was thinking at the moment.

He was simply happy that "My Neighbor Totoro" did not disappoint, and his wife loved it.

It was already quite late when we arrived at Professor Agasa's house.

Yusuke Suzuki first went to check on the health of the ginkgo tree, and then went inside to sit for a while.

Around 9:30, he got up to say goodbye.

Back in the apartment, I continued copying "Spirited Away".

He was busy until midnight before he went to sleep.

We can finish up the rest tomorrow morning.

Time flew by and it was already the next day.

Yusuke Suzuki propped himself up from the table and stretched comfortably.

After much deliberation, he still couldn't bring himself to give up lunch.

During the meal, Tamura Shin, who was supposed to call him, took the initiative to call him instead.

"Okay, I'll be there in a bit."

After hanging up the phone, Yusuke Suzuki glanced at the calendar.

The time jump isn't that far-fetched.

Well, now that the villa is built, I might as well go and take a look. Anyway, he was going to hand over the manuscript to Tamura Shin in the first place.

after an hour.

Yusuke Suzuki's car arrived at its destination.

The old, dilapidated house has now undergone a complete transformation.

Because they didn't want to attract too much attention, the villa wasn't built very tall, only two stories.

The overall style is European because he is used to European architecture.

It occupies a small area, about 500 square meters, because there is no need for entertainment venues here.

The main feature is the space reserved underground.

If conditions allowed, Yusuke Suzuki originally planned to build a labyrinth underground.

Trying to break in?

OK.

You first cracked the electronic lock despite the obstacles posed by the mechanism.

The maze begins as soon as you open the door.

There are also various government agencies.

After exiting the maze, there were three more new electronic locks.

Unfortunately, it couldn't be achieved.

The project was not only large in scale but also strange in nature, and no construction team dared to take it on.

No amount of money will work.

The more money you give, the more likely you are to be silenced.

"Boss, you've arrived."

Tamura Shin was filled with anticipation, his eyes brimming with a palpable longing.

"Here you go," Yusuke Suzuki handed the manuscript to the other person. "Have you contacted the new construction team yet?"

After receiving the manuscript, Tamura Shin acted much more normally. He didn't examine it immediately, but put it in his briefcase and then ignored it.

He answered seriously, "We are still looking, because considering the complexity of building an underground laboratory, I hope to find the best team to do it."

"Of course, there's also the issue of confidentiality. I also plan to have a specialist engineer designate some of the organizational structures."

"If you want to move in, you'll have to wait a bit longer."

Yusuke Suzuki nodded. "No problem, thank you for your hard work."

“No, no, it’s just my job,” Tamura Shin asked again. “By the way, boss, when do you plan to start arranging the next round of screenings for My Neighbor Totoro?”

"No need, just release it directly."

Yusuke Suzuki turned and walked towards the car, reminding him again, "Don't tell anyone that I have a villa here. I won't be staying here often. There's no rush for the new movie. You can take your time and polish the quality. I value this one very much."

"Yes."