Was she going to answer this call? Of course Yukiko did. She answered it directly.
After the call connected, both sides remained silent for a long time. Yukiko said nothing, and neither did Yusaku Kudo on the other end.
"If you have nothing to say, I'm hanging up," Yukiko finally said flatly.
Yukiko had no time to waste with him. She found it incredibly boring.
"I heard from Professor Agasa that you're living at Hyuga Shin's house now?" Yusaku Kudo asked.
"You're meddling far too much." Yukiko frowned.
She had made it clear to Yusaku Kudo before: they were merely taking what they needed from each other and would not interfere in one another's affairs.
"You're making this very difficult for me to save face," Yusaku Kudo said with an ugly expression. In other people's eyes, he probably looked like a man wearing a green hat now.
"If you're having trouble saving face, solve it yourself. What does that have to do with me? Also, I want a divorce."
Yukiko said this to Yusaku Kudo. She had already been considering it, but Yusaku Kudo had been in America at the time. Now that he had come to Japan, she naturally could not let this chance pass.
Eri Kisaki had even helped Yukiko prepare the divorce papers.
Yusaku Kudo fell silent for a moment, then did not object. Perhaps this was not a bad choice for him either—at least it was better than being called a cuckold.
"Fine. I want to meet Hyuga Shin."
"Shin, Yusaku Kudo says he wants to see you," Yukiko said to Shin, who was driving.
"I already heard him. Though he says he wants to see me, it isn't as if just anyone can meet me whenever they want." Shin nodded.
"So, Yusaku Kudo, if you