A detective who knew nothing about investing had actually dared to invest.
"I told you, I was scammed. I never planned to make such a large investment before. I'd only dabbled with small amounts, and I unexpectedly made over a million yen."
Kogoro Mouri had figured it out now. He had been lured in. If he had not been so greedy and had quit while he was ahead, he could have still made a million yen. Instead, he had lost his entire fortune.
Thinking of this, Kogoro Mouri sighed. Then he looked at Chen and, after hesitating for a moment, said, "Kid Chen, could I borrow some money from you? Don't worry, I'll definitely pay it back."
Right now, Chen seemed to be the only wealthy person Kogoro Mouri could borrow money from. Nobody else had much money.
Well, Eri Kisaki had money too, but even if Kogoro Mouri had fallen so low that he had to beg on the streets, he would never ask Eri Kisaki for help.
"Drunk uncle, Chen already offered to lend money to Ran. He's lending it to Ran, not to you," Kazuha Toyama said to Kogoro Mouri.
"Thank you, kid Chen. I'll definitely repay this money," Kogoro Mouri said solemnly.
Chen waved his hand. To be honest, ten million yen was nothing to him.
Knock, knock, knock!
"Someone's knocking? Kazuha, go open the door," Kogoro Mouri ordered.
"Why do I have to go?" Kazuha asked unhappily.
"Obviously, you eat at our place and live at our place. Can't I even ask you to do something?" Kogoro Mouri was even more displeased.
Kazuha smiled sheepishly. That did seem right. She was eating and staying here, after all, so she felt somewhat indebted.
Kazuha ran over to open the door. Before long, she returned with a