Well, she wasn't just a rich woman. She was a powerful, influential rich woman.
After all, being able to bring down the Minister of Foreign Affairs with a single phone call was just absurd.
Sato Miwako thought about it and recalled that detail, feeling that this little girl was simply too outrageous.
She wasn't an ordinary rich woman. She was some ridiculously overpowered young lady from an aristocratic family who also happened to be rich, wasn't she?
Juzo Megure was fairly satisfied with both his junior and his subordinates.
Naturally, he took their speculation seriously.
After ordering the officers who had arrived nearby to question everyone present, inspect every plate, and examine the kitchen chefs as well as the crime scene—
Megure suddenly remembered something and asked Fujino, "By the way, Brother Fujino, I heard that before the victim died, he had a conflict with not only you, but also this restaurant's owner. What exactly happened?"
"I mean, could it have anything to do with the case?"
Fujino naturally understood what Brother Megure meant. After organizing his thoughts, he explained, "It was roughly what I said earlier. The young man sitting beside him might have known him. Then there's the manager, and finally, the woman sitting in the corner over there. It seems she had some history with him too."
"All three of them knew him?"
Juzo Megure froze when he heard that.
How could there be such a coincidence...
If all three knew him, didn't that mean all three were murderers?
Could the suspects in this case really be found that easily?
After hearing Fujino's explanation, Juzo Megure found his targets of suspicion. Logically speaking, these three people who had conflicts with the victim should be the suspects.
After handling cases for so long, he had developed a deep