Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 2293: Chapter 2287: Lost in Thought

”Xiao Yu, what are you looking at?” Qin Xue noticed her brother wasn’t keeping up and glanced over, wondering what had caught his attention so thoroughly.

”Sis, isn’t that Dr. Ouyang?” Qin Yu looked towards someone inside a shop and inquired after hearing his sister’s question.

”Yeah, that’s her. She seems to be in some sort of trouble.” Qin Xue followed her brother’s gaze and saw that the person inside was indeed Ouyang Ziyu, who was currently having an argument with someone.

”Looks like it is. Sis, should we go over and check it out?” Qin Yu observed the emotionally charged girl, curious about what could have agitated her so much, given her usually calm demeanor.

Indeed, Ouyang Ziyu seemed excessively serene to Qin Yu, as if nothing could truly faze her, yet the way she behaved somehow conveyed she was attentive and concerned about certain things.

Often, the emotions in her eyes made Qin Yu feel she put her heart into everything she did, even if nothing managed to truly reach her heart. He once thought such a scenario was contradictory, but after spending a few days with her, he realized she didn’t act contradictorily at all. Thus, he wondered what kind of family could raise a girl like her?

Since that time they parted ways, he hadn’t seen Ouyang Ziyu nor contacted her, but upon seeing her again, he realized he immediately recognized her, attributing it to his extraordinary memory.

This truly exemplifies how some things can be infinitely magnified; he felt it was both good and bad.

Like right now, if he chose not to intervene, the person in question was their friend; but if he decided to step in, he wasn’t aware why they were arguing. If it turned out they were a couple, wouldn’t it be extremely awkward for them to intrude?

Qin Yu thought that given their demeanor, it definitely wasn’t a small issue; otherwise, how could it provoke that girl to anger? Now that his sister had brought it up, he decided to consult her opinion first.

”Let’s go inside and have a look. Let’s not get involved initially—just sit at the table behind them and listen to what’s happening. If intervention is needed, we’ll step in then.” Qin Xue preferred not to meddle in other people’s relationships, opting instead to assess the situation first.

”Okay, go tell the younger sisters, and let’s head in together.” Qin Yu didn’t object to his sister’s suggestion; he, too, had no desire to meddle in others’ affairs without cause.

”Alright, I know. You go in first, I’ll go find the younger sisters.” Qin Xue glanced at her two sisters engrossed in shopping nearby, feeling they were the ones truly there for a shopping trip, while she and Xiao Yu were merely accompanying them, acting quite inattentively.

”Okay, hurry up. I’m not good at handling such matters.” Qin Yu wasn’t afraid of being teased by his sister, having never been in a relationship and unsure how to approach such emotional conflicts, so only his sister could take charge.

”Got it, you go listen, and I’ll catch up.” Qin Xue nodded in agreement, hoping her brother would interact more with girls. Even without plans for marriage now, he could still experience romance—a rather delightful experience.

Wondering if Qing Zhu would laugh upon hearing that, since someone who’s never been in a relationship claiming romance feels wonderful might sound ridiculous.

In romance, the sweet moments are like honey, but the heartbreak can feel like the sky is falling, not exactly a delightful affair.