"So it was you." Vermouth looked at Judy calmly, while Judy glared at Vermouth as though flames might burst from her eyes.
"Ai, what's going on?"
Not knowing the situation, Akemi Miyano quietly asked Ai Haibara. From the look of it, Judy had not come for Shin, but for Vermouth.
"She's one of Vermouth's enemies," Ai Haibara told her sister, Akemi Miyano.
Akemi Miyano nodded. Vermouth surely had no shortage of enemies from the past. After all, as a member of the Organization, her hands were stained with blood.
"You actually dared to come here. Aren't you afraid I'll kill you right now?" Vermouth looked at Judy coolly, bringing her unimaginable pressure.
But if Judy had truly been afraid, she would never have come here. She glared at Vermouth with hatred.
"Why? Why did you kill my father?"
"Because your father and I were enemies. Isn't it only natural to kill one's enemies? Of course, you may choose to take revenge on me now. Unfortunately, you don't have the strength for it."
Vermouth looked at Judy and spoke coldly and mercilessly.
"Ms. Judy, even if you refuse to accept it, the truth is that you're no match for Vermouth."
Shin looked at Judy and spoke.
Judy stared at Vermouth, her eyes filled with intense hatred. So what if she was no match? Could she really stand by and watch Vermouth, her father's murderer, walk free?
"Shin, I want to speak with her alone," Vermouth suddenly said.
Shin glanced at Vermouth, then said nothing, merely nodding lightly. Still, he was quite curious about what Vermouth wanted to talk to Judy about.
Very soon, Vermouth took Judy back to her room. Naturally, Judy was unwilling, but Vermouth forcibly dragged her away.
How humiliating. Before Vermouth, Judy seemed utterly incapable of resisting. How