There were only Eri Kisaki, Yukiko Kudo, and Chen in her home. The one knocking now had to be Chen, so Eri Kisaki walked over and opened the door.
"Eri, do you know someone named Kuroda Hiko?" Chen asked Eri Kisaki.
"Kuroda Hiko?" Eri Kisaki frowned and fell into thought. The name sounded familiar, but she couldn't recall where she had heard it for the moment.
"It's fine if you can't remember. He was the one who sent that threatening letter," Chen told Eri Kisaki.
"Mm, I remember now. He used to be the president of a company, right?"
Eri Kisaki suddenly recalled that a lawsuit she had handled a year ago seemed to have involved this man.
At the time, he had been suspected of tax evasion, and Eri Kisaki had sent him to prison. But hadn't he been sentenced to three years? Had he gotten out already?
"That's right. You could say he was one of your enemies. He was originally sentenced to three years, but he bribed his way into an early release," Chen said with a nod.
"Since we know who it is, we should call the police and have him arrested. Threats and intimidation should be enough to keep him inside for a while longer."
A sharp gleam flashed in Eri Kisaki's eyes.
"There's no need for that anymore." Chen shook his head at Eri Kisaki.
"Mm? Why?" Eri Kisaki asked Chen in confusion.
"Because he's already dead." Chen spread his hands.
"What? He's already dead?" Eri Kisaki looked at Chen, her eyes carrying a hint of panic.
"Eri, don't tell me you suspect I killed him?" Chen asked, noticing the look in Eri Kisaki's eyes.
Eri Kisaki shook her head. Chen had been here with her the whole time, so he naturally had no