Reboot the heyday

Chapter 3469 Jisoo Unnie Teaches You

night.

Jin is a few years old and sleeps with the goldfish.

It's normal for girls who are close to sleep together. This isn't the first time these two have slept together.

But today, the goldfish suddenly asked a strange question: "Unnie, have you ever done that kind of thing?"

Jin, a few years old, tugged at the blanket and asked, "What is it?"

"It's that one." Goldfish turned to the side and turned off the light. It's best not to talk about private matters in a brightly lit place.

Then, only the hazy moonlight filtering through the window illuminated the room, outlining the blurry shapes of the furniture. The air conditioner hummed softly, making the night exceptionally quiet.

Then turn the air conditioner down two degrees, cover yourself with a blanket and enjoy the air conditioning – that's the safest thing to do.

After all that was done, the goldfish's voice rang out again in the darkness, carrying a hint of barely perceptible probing.

"It's...that kind of thing." Goldfish's voice was even lower, as if afraid of disturbing the quiet of the darkness. She snuggled closer to Jin Jisui, and their body heat mingled under the thin blankets they shared.

"Like a kiss or something." The last few words were almost stuck in her throat, and because of her own persona, Goldfish deliberately made her tone carry a bit of girlish shyness.

Actually, Jin Yu wanted to ask more directly about the progress of Jin Ji's relationship with Wang Taika. But asking that directly would make her stance too obvious. So she simply decided to have a conversation without setting any particular position.

Jin Jisui's heart skipped a beat when she heard this. She could feel the goldfish turning to its side, its gaze burning intently in the darkness as it looked in her direction.

Previously, when Wang Taika took Jin Jisui home, the two of them found themselves in a rather ambiguous situation. However, it felt awkward to say it aloud.

"I don't have the mind to think about those things. Why are you asking this? Did you think about it?" Jin Jisui teased the goldfish deliberately to ease his embarrassment.

But the next moment, Jin remembered some of Jin Yu's past and was afraid of bringing up her sad memories, so she said, "Oh, don't think about it anymore, just focus on your work."

The goldfish was speechless. It was a private matter for idols, but we're not on the same side, so why be so shy?

It seems my unnie really has no experience, avoiding this kind of topic altogether. Wow, Dad, you've hit the jackpot! You've hit the jackpot!

Okay, then I'll go all out and do something really intense!
"Hmm, I've thought about it," the goldfish said.

The answer came so suddenly, like a pebble thrown into a calm lake, creating ripples in Jin Jisui's heart. The air seemed to freeze for a few seconds, with only the soft breathing of the two of them mingling.

"What are you thinking?" Jin Jisui tried to keep his voice calm, but the last syllable betrayed a hint of tension.

Psychologically speaking, Jin Jisui has always been the one taking care of the goldfish. Like a mother, she truly has a mother's heart. Now that the goldfish is asking this question, Jin Jisui is at a loss for words.

But Jin is still a girl with pride. After all, she's a young girl, and how could she easily show weakness in front of someone younger than her? Especially in this kind of situation, where depravity isn't a sin, but innocence is seen as a sin of incompetence.

Jin, seemingly unconsciously, pulled the blanket up a little, covering her chin. This Jin Yu, usually so carefree, why did she suddenly think to ask this? How old is she? A minor!
"It's bound to happen sooner or later. It's not like you're going to be single forever. And haven't you thought about it? You must have, right? Isn't that how it is during puberty?" Goldfish's voice was a little coquettish, yet also a little self-righteous: "Even if you have some unforgettable stories from the past, I won't tell my dad. We're on the same side!"

"Oh, really not." Jin started training at a young age, and she wasn't the particularly gentle type when she was in school, so this kind of thing had never happened before.

The words coming from the goldfish today carried a naive, impulsive directness that made Jin's cheeks flush slightly. How should she answer? Should she tell the truth, or evade the question? Tell her that she hadn't actually done it? Or... make up a story? The honesty at night seemed to have a kind of magic, but there were certain boundaries that she instinctively felt she needed to protect for the goldfish.

Jin Jisui took a soft breath. Instead of answering immediately, she asked, "Goldfish, have you seen anything strange lately? Or heard anything from someone?"

It was as if she had been possessed by a caring older sister; Jin Jisui's voice was very gentle, carrying the unique concern of an older sister and a hint of barely perceptible vigilance.

Could someone be trying to corrupt our goldfish?
"I saw some of those kinds of things on Jennie's phone before. Didn't you know about it too?" Goldfish wasn't lying this time. But Jennie didn't actually like looking at that kind of stuff; she just used it to tease the group. Girls making slightly dirty jokes among themselves isn't a big deal.

"That was so long ago, and you still remember it?" Jin Jisui wanted to laugh.

"Oh dear, unnie!" Goldfish seemed a little anxious and gently punched Jin's arm, who was a few years old. "I'm going through puberty too, you know!"

Jin sighed silently in the darkness. She turned to face the blurry outline of the goldfish, which softened her heart.

“Goldfish, that kind of thing isn’t for satisfying curiosity.” Jin’s voice was very soft, actually choosing her words carefully: “That should only happen with someone very important, when both of you are truly ready. It’s something very special.”

Jin Jisui reached out and, in the darkness, precisely pinched the goldfish's cheek, its touch warm and soft: "You're still young, don't think about so many messy things. The important thing for you is to protect yourself, understand?"

Hearing this, Jin Yu felt incredibly guilty. She had only wanted to test Jin Ji Sui's attitude, but instead received his kind and gentle protection.

Only after she has achieved her glamorous self does the world belatedly come to love her.

But there were two exceptions. Wang Taika and Jin Jiji. One never cared about the mud, and the other wiped away her tears.

"I understand." The goldfish hugged it.

Jin felt the weight and warmth on her shoulder, and her heart softened. She hugged Jinyu, her chin gently resting on the top of her head, the faint scent of shampoo wafting from her hair: "Don't worry, you'll understand. One day, when you meet the right person, you'll naturally understand. But remember, someone who truly cherishes you will never make you feel uneasy or confused; they will respect your every thought and decision. Beautiful things are worth waiting for patiently."

For some reason, a face did indeed appear in Jin Jisui's mind. But this person was completely opposite to what she had said: she always seemed uneasy and confused, and she always seemed to be unappreciated. However, the marks could not be erased.

"Mmm," the goldfish responded, and after a while, it whispered again, "Unnie, you're so nice."

Jin smiled silently in the darkness. But the next moment, her smile turned somewhat awkward.

Goldfish whispered, "Unnie, but speaking of which, when the murder happened in Seoul and we were taking refuge at Dad's house, I saw you and Dad acting a little strange, didn't you?" (Part 2, Chapter 166)
Jin Jisui's mentality collapsed instantly. No wonder the goldfish had been subtly asking questions the next day. Had it already sensed something was wrong? Oh no, oh no, I'm going to die.

At that moment, Jin Jisui even had the urge to kill someone to cover it up. But he couldn't really do that, so Jin Jisui pursed his lips and said, "Goldfish, be good, you're curious about that kind of thing, right? Then I'll teach you."

A feint! A diversionary tactic! Left turn, right turn! In short, to prevent this from being mentioned again, let the goldfish also make a fool of itself. Indeed, the darkness lowers people's moral standards!

Although Jin was only a few years old and had little experience, she still knew how to rub against a pillow and blanket. So she gently slipped her hand inside the goldfish's pajamas.

"Sweetie, Jisoo unnie will teach you something today!"

"Unnie~!"

(End of this chapter)