Gin doesn't want to work hard

"Come in first."

"Thank you so much!"

Judy thanked him repeatedly and entered Agasa's house without any trouble.

……

the other side.

In a house not far away.

Shuichi Akai frowned slightly as he looked at the live monitoring footage on the screen.

He had to admit that he was startled when Kurosawa's figure appeared above.

This face looks too much like someone else's.

Even though I've already investigated it, seeing it again still gives me a strange and awkward feeling.

In particular, Shuichi Akai had actually worked for Gin for several years before.

This feeling of awkwardness is even stronger.

Every time Shuichi Akai sees the rich little expressions on Kurosawa's face, he can't help but think of Gin.

Then I was disgusted by my own imagination.

"Kurosawa... Jin."

Shuichi Akai uttered the name in an ambiguous tone.

Based on the results of their investigation.

Mr. Kurosawa's resume from childhood to adulthood is quite normal.

You can even find photos of him at different ages.

Kurosawa in the photo looks perfectly normal, exuding a calmness that Gin could never display.

Aside from the fact that he looks too much like Gin, Mr. Kurosawa seems no different from an ordinary person no matter how you look at him.

But Shuichi Akai's intuition told him that things were not that simple.

If Kurosawa really doesn't know anything.

Why did Vermouth go to such lengths to get close to him?

That's right, under Vermouth's guidance.

At this point, the FBI was certain that her target was Kurosawa.

Just because she looks like Gin shouldn't be enough to make Vermouth go to such lengths.

Moreover, Gin seems unaware of Vermouth's current actions.

It's also strange that Vermouth wanted to keep it from Gin.

Ok?

Shuichi Akai's thoughts suddenly paused.

Jodie was already sitting on Professor Agasa's sofa.

I'm talking to Kurosawa about Shinichi Kudo.

However, this is not the most important thing.

Shuichi Akai keenly noticed that two people were coming up from the basement in the corner of the surveillance footage.

He looked at the little girl with tea-colored hair and sat up a little straighter.

……

Ai Haibara and Professor Agasa arrived at the living room together.

I thought it would be the same as usual, just a simple check of the wound.

In addition, Shinichiro said yesterday that her wound was healing very well, and all she needed to do today was remove the bandage.

Ai Haibara was in a pretty good mood.

Until the moment I stepped into the living room.

That familiar, heart-wrenching fear surged forth.

Ai Haibara's face turned deathly pale in an instant.

She involuntarily stopped and looked up in the direction of the sofa.

When Ai Haibara saw a strange woman, her pupils trembled slightly, and her fear intensified.

Dr. Agasa noticed Ai Haibara's unusual behavior, and he also stopped and called out in slight confusion.

"Xiao Ai?"

Ai Haibara snapped out of her daze, shook her head to indicate that she was alright, but instinctively scooted behind the professor.

Professor Agasa scratched his head, then turned to follow Ai Haibara's gaze and noticed Jodie, the stranger.

"Uh, who is this?"

Dr. Agasa's voice caught the attention of Kurosawa and the others.

Almost simultaneously, the three of them looked in the direction of Professor Agasa.

Chapter 188 "Shin-ichi Abe" and Judy

On the sofa, Ai Haibara sat between Kurosawa and "Akira Tomoaki," quacking like a quail as "Akira Tomoaki" removed her bandages.

Across from them, Professor Agasa and Jodie sat together.

After learning that the doctor had been living there, she changed her target.

Using the same reason, I started talking to the professor about Shinichi Kudo.

Even Professor Agasa was finding it hard to handle this overly enthusiastic English teacher.

Although Judy asked only simple, everyday questions.

However, when the protagonist of these questions is "Shinichi Kudo", Dr. Agasa has to think carefully before giving an answer.

To avoid revealing any flaws that might lead others to discover inconsistencies.

Therefore, within just a few minutes, Dr. Agasa was sweating profusely.

Fortunately, Judy seems to have finished asking her questions.

She closed her notebook and clasped her hands together in gratitude.

"Thank you so much, Doctor!"

Dr. Agasa breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing this, wiped the sweat from his forehead, and said that everything was alright.

Seeing this, Judy smiled slightly and slowly spoke.

"However, I have another question."

Dr. Agasa paused for a moment, but still gestured for her to ask.

"Excuse me, during this period of time, did you personally see Shinichi Kudo?"

Judy narrowed her eyes and looked directly at Professor Agasa.

"hiss……"

Dr. Agasa gasped, clearly not expecting Jodie to ask that question.

He immediately waved his hand.

"No, no!"

"Haha, it's been a while since I've seen Shinichi!"

Dr. Agasa quickly denied it.

"Oh~ That's it!"

Judy nodded and thanked her again.

"Thank you very much for your cooperation, Doctor!"

She got up, seemingly to leave, but actually hid the listening device she was wearing in the gap of the sofa.

"All right."

Just then, Shinichi Abe also spoke up.

He removed all the bandages and examined Ai Haibara's wounds.

"You've fully recovered, congratulations, Ai."

The phrase "new wisdom emerges" has a hidden meaning.

Ai Haibara shuddered and nodded blankly.

Shinichiro smiled and reached out to touch her head.

However, Ai Haibara instinctively dodged it.

Shinichiro watched Ai Haibara's actions, his eyes narrowing slightly.

Just as he was about to say something more, Kurosawa stood up.

"Let's go."

Kurosawa looked at "Shin-Ide Tomoaki" and said.

Shinichiro was taken aback for a moment, but he quickly smiled and nodded.

He remembered that Shinichiro had a habit of playing games with Kurosawa every day.

He then naturally continued the conversation.

"Shall we continue with yesterday's game?"

"Or should we switch to another game?"