The old man smiled.

"After all, I have never met that child."

"What can he do to me?"

…

"That kid is very straightforward."

"Tell me directly...he was asked by a friend to ask me a question."

Recalling the scene at that time, the old man frowned slightly.

"I'm surprised and confused."

"You said that a strange child suddenly found you, not because of his own business, but because he came for his friends..."

"It's not a big deal."

"I just came to ask a question."

"You said it was you..."

The old man looked at the old lady, "What do you think?"

…

Um?

The old lady was stunned for a moment by the sudden question.

Since the old man asked her himself...

The old lady imagined a similar situation...

"I won't pay attention to him, but will leave directly?"

"Maybe I'll ask him a few more questions to see if he has any ulterior motives?"

The old lady is not sure.

Actually, it still depends on the person.

If the other person gives her a good feeling, she is willing to chat with him for a few more words.

If the other person makes her feel bad, she will naturally leave as soon as possible.

…

"Um."

The old man nodded.

"I did both."

"The other party's attitude is very good."

"Even if I acted a little too aggressively at first because of the other person's sudden remarks, because of my caution, the child has always had a good temper."

"I feel a little embarrassed and just want to hear what he has to say to me."

"But the other party later asked me directly why I didn't like Pipa..."

…

"How does he know you don't like Pipa?!"

The old lady blurted out.

She was so surprised that the old lady forgot her original plan to wait until the old man finished speaking before asking questions.

…

"yes."

The old man nodded.

"I'm surprised too."

"But I was even more angry that a child had seen through my secret."

"I subconsciously reject any topic related to Pipa."

"I don't want to talk to that kid anymore."

"I want to leave."

The old man paused.

"...He stopped me again."

The old man sighed slightly.

There was a somewhat complicated look on his face.

"And he also said something that logically no one knows except you..."

…

"What's up?"

The old lady asked subconsciously.

Something only she knows?

…

"Are you troubled by the sound of the pipa that only you hear recently?"

The old man repeated what the child said at that time.

"That's what he asked me."

…

"How did he know!?"

The old lady blurted out and exclaimed again.

This is even more incredible than the fact that the other party knows that the old man hates Pipa.

…

After all, it’s possible that the old man’s dislike of Pipa was revealed accidentally...

The old man hates Pipa so obviously...

Just hearing the sound makes me go crazy.

Unless others are blind, who can't see that the old man hates Pipa?

However, the old man heard the sound of pipa on the balcony recently, and so far he is the only one who has heard it...

She didn't even hear it.

She was really baffled by this.

The old man was right about this situation, she should be the only one who knew about it.

still……

An idea flashed in the old lady's mind.

"When you knocked on the door before, did you tell anyone about this situation?"

…

"No."

The old man shook his head.

"Why do I talk so much?"

"and……"

The old man recalled, "When I knocked on the door, I didn't know that I was the only one who heard the sound of the pipa."

"What do I tell them?"

"I just asked them if they heard the sound of the pipa?"
Chapter completed!