Shizuka Hattori glanced at Kazuha and decided not to mention that Heiji Hattori had been injured by Shin.
Because Heiji had told her not to tell anyone about it. If she really did, he would probably get angry.
She knew Heiji too well. Once he got angry, there was no telling what he might do, so Shizuka Hattori decided to keep quiet.
"There are some important matters I need to discuss with him, but he doesn't seem willing to talk to me." Shizuka Hattori looked at Shin expressionlessly.
"That's because it has no meaning to me." Shin walked out through the school gates and said.
Only then did Sonoko notice that Judy was actually following Shin, and she immediately started gossiping.
"Judy-sensei, why did you take leave yesterday?" Sonoko asked Judy.
"Sonoko, some things are secrets, you know. I can't tell you." Judy shook her head at Sonoko, clearly unwilling to answer.
"Judy-sensei, please tell me?"
Sonoko looked at Judy expectantly, but Judy still shook her head.
"Sonoko, don't put Judy-sensei on the spot." Ran tugged at Sonoko and said.
"Oh, I understand." Sonoko nodded.
"Shin, what exactly does Aunt Shizuka want to talk to you about?" Kazuha asked Shin quietly.
"If I told you I beat up Heiji Hattori, then you know now, right?" Shin said to Kazuha.
Kazuha stared at Shin in surprise. She now roughly understood why Heiji had taken leave. She had thought he was off solving some case, but it turned out he had been beaten up.
Shizuka Hattori looked at Hyuga Shin, her brows furrowing. She had not expected him to say it outright, and it caught her somewhat off guard.
"Um, Aunt Shizuka, I'm sure Shin didn't do it on purpose," Kazuha said to Shizuka Hattori.
Shizuka Hattori's expression darkened upon hearing