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"what?!"

Upon hearing that Kurosawa might commit suicide in his room, Professor Agasa's eyes widened in shock.

The drowsy feeling vanished instantly.

Without a second thought, Professor Agasa immediately pulled out the spare key and rushed to Kurosawa's room with Ai Haibara.

Standing at the doorway.

But the two hesitated again.

They listened carefully, and the sound of water inside had disappeared.

Could it be that he was really just taking a shower?

Professor Agasa and Ai Haibara exchanged a glance, both seeing a hint of uncertainty in each other's eyes.

But I got up at 2:30 a.m. to take a shower.

This just doesn't seem right, does it?

Logically speaking, Kurosawa should be fast asleep by now.

After all, they all went to bed early today.

Dr. Agasa hesitated for a moment, but decided to ask anyway.

He raised his hand and knocked on the door, asking softly.

"Kurosawa? Are you alright?"

As if they had heard Professor Agasa's voice, footsteps echoed in the room.

Then, the door was opened.

"Doctor, Ai, what's wrong?"

Kurosawa appeared in front of the two and asked with a puzzled look.

Kurosawa had already changed his clothes and put his glasses back on.

Her hair was loosely tied up, and the damp ends showed that Kurosawa had indeed just taken a shower.

The moment they saw Kurosawa, both Ai Haibara and Professor Agasa breathed a sigh of relief.

People safe is good.

Professor Agasa looked Kurosawa up and down, but couldn't see anything wrong with him.

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Under Kurosawa's slightly puzzled gaze, Professor Agasa smiled somewhat awkwardly.

"Ai heard you taking a shower just now, and we were a little worried, so..."

Kurosawa understood.

It must be said that he was somewhat surprised when Professor Agasa knocked on the door.

After all, Kurosawa had given them some medicine before they went to sleep.

Logically, the two of them should have slept soundly until dawn.

It seems we can increase the dosage slightly next time.

Thinking this to himself, Kurosawa said with a hint of apology.

"Sorry to bother you."

"I just have a little trouble sleeping..."

Kurosawa briefly explained why he took a shower late at night.

Coupled with her slightly downcast expression, she looked utterly innocent and lost.

Seeing this, Dr. Agasa had no time to think about anything else.

He quickly shook his head.

"No, no, no, it's not your problem."

"We're overthinking it."

As he said this, he felt more and more that they were disturbing Kurosawa, and immediately thought of taking Ai Haibara away.

But Ai Haibara is not so easily fooled.

Although Kurosawa looked innocent, Ai Haibara didn't miss the hint of blood.

Perhaps because she had taken a bath, the smell of blood was very faint. If Ai Haibara hadn't been so sensitive to this smell, she might have missed it too.

"Kurosawa-kun, has your wound reopened?"

Although it was a question, Ai Haibara seemed quite certain.

Upon hearing this, Professor Agasa instinctively looked at Kurosawa's right arm.

Unfortunately, his view was blocked by the door.

Using the action of opening the door, Kurosawa concealed his entire right arm behind it, not revealing a single inch.

Upon seeing this, Dr. Agasa's previously dismissed doubts suddenly resurfaced.

He looked at Kurosawa with a hint of worry.

"Kurosawa, shall we go inside and talk?"

Dr. Agasa said tactfully.

After exchanging glances with Professor Agasa for a while, Kurosawa reluctantly took a step back, making room for the two of them to enter.

"Clap."

Ai Haibara, who was walking behind, turned on the lights the moment she entered the room.

The room, which had only had a small nightlight on, was immediately brightened up.

Professor Agasa and Ai Haibara both looked at Kurosawa's right arm at the same time.

Although Kurosawa was wearing dark pajamas, both of them noticed the blood-soaked marks on the wound.

Moreover, once inside the room, the previously subtle smell of blood became more pronounced.

Ai Haibara followed the scent.

The trash can contained large pieces of blood-stained bandages and several wads of used tissues.

The red stains visible in the folds of the tissues indicate that they were also stained with a lot of blood.

Ai Haibara immediately ordered Kurosawa to sit down, then carefully rolled up her pajama sleeves, revealing the horrific wound.

The wound that had been stitched up had now reopened, revealing loose sutures inside, and in some places even they had broken.

Ai Haibara's gaze shifted to the bed.

There were some simple medical instruments there, such as surgical scissors, sutures, and hemostats.

Next to it was a brand new roll of bandages.

The surgical scissors were also stained with a lot of blood.

Clearly, just moments ago, Kurosawa was still using those scissors to rupture the stitched wound.

Professor Agasa also noticed the things on the bed. He opened his mouth, but didn't know what to say.

The same is true for Haibara Ai.

Although she wanted to ask Kurosawa why he did this, she couldn't say anything when she saw his slightly pale face.

In the end, she simply pursed her lips and silently helped Kurosawa re-stitch and bandage the wound.

The atmosphere was somewhat heavy.

Although neither Professor Agasa nor Kurosawa spoke, Kurosawa could easily guess what they were thinking.

It's nothing more than thinking he's suicidal and is self-harming or something.

Kurosawa felt somewhat wronged by this.

He really just wanted to re-bandage his wound!

Although he didn't really care whether the wound had reopened or not.

But considering he had to go to the clinic the next day, Kurosawa thought it would be better to re-bandage it.

He originally just wanted to change the bandages.

But the wound reopened more severely than he had imagined.

Looking at the wound where the stitches were already showing, Kurosawa thought it would be better to take it all off and stitch it up again himself.

But just as they cut a few wires, there was a knock on the door.

Then it developed into what it is today.

Feeling the pained gaze falling on him, Kurosawa felt he needed to explain.

"The wound has reopened; I just want to re-bandage it."

Hearing Kurosawa's words, Professor Agasa sighed.

"Kurosawa, if you feel unwell anywhere, you can tell us."

"Don't do this again..."

"This is something that hurts yourself."

Dr. Agasa's tone was somewhat heavy, and his gaze toward Kurosawa was filled with worry.

Ai Haibara didn't say anything.

He just used a little more force when bandaging, trying to teach Kurosawa a lesson.

Honestly, doesn't he feel pain?

Even if you're feeling bad, you shouldn't treat yourself like this, right?

"Xiao Ai?"