It happened when.
A Hat Uncle happened to be patrolling nearby.
He hurried over and, with the security guard's cooperation, subdued the girl who had injured someone.
Then he called 120.
The injured girl was taken to the hospital.
She had only just made it.
If the seriously injured girl had arrived at the hospital five minutes later, she would have been beyond saving.
That was the whole story.
On the surface, it seemed to be a tragedy caused by emotions, jealousy, and possessiveness.
It was outrageous.
But not particularly unusual.
However.
After someone with an eye for detail investigated further, they discovered something strange.
For example.
The two parties involved in the crime were the first two people to play Fountain Pen. The one who had been stabbed was the girl whose hand had trembled, causing the pen to fall.
And if they dug even deeper.
They would uncover an even stranger fact.
The boy had never been the girl's boyfriend, from beginning to end.
The two of them had a good relationship.
But it was limited to friendship.
The boy was close not only to her but also to the victim—and even closer to the victim, because they had been classmates in elementary school.
The girl who had attacked her thought the boy was her boyfriend.
It was pure self-delusion.
In the end, she was diagnosed with schizophrenia.
Of course.
That conclusion clearly could not convince the outside world, especially the victim's family.
Everyone knew.
Mentally ill people were practically treated as though they had a license to do anything.
However.
If you claimed she had some heaven-reaching connections... her family was really just an ordinary household. They were not wealthy.
This might sound a little harsh.
But if she had truly been the daughter of some big