Gin doesn't want to work hard

A few minutes later, Conan took a deep breath after briefly explaining the cause and effect.

"That's how it is, so we have to keep it from Xiaolan and not tell her."

"You have to keep this a secret, otherwise if those guys in black find out, we'll all be killed!"

Kurosawa straightened up, glanced at him thoughtfully.

"What, what's wrong?"

Conan felt a little uneasy under Kurosawa's gaze.

"I'm wondering if I should pretend I didn't recognize you. After all, according to what you said, knowing that you are Shinichi Kudo seems quite dangerous..."

Seeing Kurosawa's serious expression, Conan was speechless.

"Hey, hey, hey, you don't have to be like this, do you? I'll catch that organization one day, and then find a way to turn back into an adult. I swear on my name as a great detective!"

Kurosawa twitched the corner of his mouth upon hearing this.

"Then good luck, Detective."

On the other side, Ran Mouri, seeing that the two hadn't followed yet, couldn't help but call out to them.

"Kurosawa-kun? Conan? Aren't you ready yet? Hurry up and catch up!"

"Coming, coming! Sister Xiaolan, wait for me!"

Conan immediately ran over.

Watching Conan's retreating figure, Kurosawa's fingertips twitched, and he couldn't resist taking out a cigarette for a puff.

However, no, "Kurosawa Jin" doesn't smoke.

Kurosawa sighed, wondering if he should carry some snacks with him to use as a substitute when he felt the urge to smoke.

With his long legs, Kurosawa caught up with Conan and the others in just a few steps.

"What were you whispering about just now?" Ran Mouri asked curiously.

"Ah, this..." Conan scratched the back of his head, thinking of an excuse.

Kurosawa chimed in, "It's because Conan saw me take down that criminal in no time and wanted to learn a few moves from me."

"Ah, right, that's it!" Conan gave Kurosawa a grateful look.

"I see." Ran Mouri said knowingly, then looked at Conan with a smile. "If Conan wants to learn, I can teach you too. I'm really good at karate!"

"By the way, Kurosawa-kun, have you ever seen Shinichi?" Ran Mouri asked again.

"Shinichi? I only saw him once this morning at the amusement park, and I haven't seen him since."

"I see..." Ran Mouri was somewhat disappointed upon hearing this.

Conan breathed a sigh of relief.

"Alright, alright, Ran-neechan, don't think about it so much. Shinichi-nii probably has something to do. He'll be back once he's done."

"That's true, Shinichi will definitely be back soon." Ran Mouri perked up. "That darn Shinichi, he didn't even say goodbye properly! I'll give him a piece of my mind when he gets back!"

Seeing Ran Mouri clench her fist, Conan chuckled awkwardly.

……

Gu Zhai.

President Tani, seeing that Tani Akiko had returned unharmed, excitedly shook hands with Kogoro Mouri and thanked him profusely.

“Actually… I was the one who planned the kidnapping,” Akiko said, lowering her head.

"what?!"

After some explanation, President Tani finally decided to take his daughter on a week-long trip, with their butler Aso in charge of making the arrangements.

After learning what had happened, the company president also gave Kurosawa a sum of money as a thank-you fee.

Although Kurosawa is not short of money, he would naturally not refuse money if offered.

With the incident concluded, Kogoro Mouri received a huge reward, and his smile never stopped the entire way.

Kurosawa bid them farewell on the street, watched them get into a taxi, and then led the giant truck back to his home.

As for why the Big Mac also came back.

Because the president's family was going on a long trip, the giant dog had to be sent to a veterinary hospital because no one could take care of it.

However, upon learning that Kurosawa lived nearby, the butler wanted to ask him to look after the house for a while.

After all, the Big Mac seems to really like Kurosawa.

Kurosawa initially didn't want to agree, but considering the substantial alimony payment, he reluctantly agreed.

It just goes to show that money can make the devil turn the millstone.

But such a big dog should be easy to take care of, right?

……

As it turns out, they are not easy to raise at all.

Kurosawa slumped on the sofa, his eyes vacant.

If he could, he would love to travel back in time and strangle the version of himself who promised to get a dog last night.

Before dawn, he was awakened by the sound of the giant scratching at the door.

Kurosawa, who had just fallen asleep shortly after staying up late as usual, reluctantly got up and opened the door.

As soon as he opened the bedroom door, before he could even scold him, the giant pounced on him and started licking him.

After finally managing to push the dog away, Kurosawa was covered in its saliva.

Unable to bear it any longer, Kurosawa immediately went into the bathroom and took a shower.

Of course, the Big Mac wasn't idle while he was taking a shower; it squatted outside the bathroom and howled incessantly.

The Giant only quieted down when Kurosawa couldn't help but unleash his murderous aura.

After taking a shower, Kurosawa was no longer sleepy, so he decided to go to the kitchen to make something to eat.

As he passed through the living room, Kurosawa saw the messy floor, which looked like it had been ransacked by robbers, and his vision went black.

The culprit, however, looked completely innocent. When Kurosawa looked at it, it stuck out its tongue and tilted its head, as if it wanted to pounce on it.

Kurosawa closed his eyes and repeated "I got paid" several times before suppressing his urge to eat dog meat.

So why did he agree to get a dog in the first place?

Before Kurosawa could even take a few bites of the meal, the giant came over and, in the ensuing shove, its saliva dripped into the bowl.

Kurosawa: ...

So why did he agree to let us have a dog?!

Resigned to his fate, he fed the dog all the food and got up to clean up the messy living room.

Having finally gotten some free time, Kurosawa slumped on the sofa like a corpse, not wanting to do anything.

After finishing the rice in its bowl, the giant walked hesitantly toward Kurosawa, still holding the leash in its mouth.

"Wang!"

The giant placed the rope in Kurosawa's hand, rubbed its head against his hand, and looked at him expectantly.

Kurosawa remained expressionless and unmoved.

The giant slumped down, its head bowed, looking dejected.

After a while, a rustling sound came from behind.

Kurosawa looked down and saw that the giant was gnawing on the sofa leg.

Seeing that Kurosawa had discovered him, the giant licked his ankle in a fawning manner.

Kurosawa: "..."

……

A few minutes later.

Kurosawa led the giant robot car down the street.

Once outside, the Big Mac is like a wild horse that has broken free of its reins.

If it weren't for Kurosawa's incredible strength, he probably would have been dragged away by it.

Even so, Kurosawa felt somewhat tired.

Not only was I woken up early this morning, but the dog devoured the breakfast I made before I could even eat a couple of bites. I cleaned the living room on an empty stomach, and then rushed out to walk the dog...

Kurosawa sighed, feeling utterly exhausted, both physically and mentally.

Out of the corner of his eye, he spotted a coffee shop and decided to go in, grab a bite, and rest.

As soon as the door was pushed open, the doorbell rang crisply.

Kurosawa walked in and immediately saw several familiar figures.

Chapter 22 The Culprit Who Shrank Him

For Shiho Miyano, every weekend is something to look forward to, because it's the day she meets her older sister.

Today is no exception.

Although Bourbon became the one monitoring her, perhaps because of Gin's previous instructions, Bourbon did not obstruct her arrangements.

Shiho Miyano successfully met up with her sister at the coffee shop, and the two enjoyed their coffee while discussing where to go for a stroll in the afternoon.

at this time.

"Jingle Bell……"

The door of the coffee shop was pushed open.

Shiho Miyano looked up at the sound, her gaze lingering for a moment on the newcomer's long, golden hair.

For some reason, she thought of Gin, who claimed to be busy.