Besides, it really was the truth. He really hadn't done anything—at most, he'd only said a few words.
"Hmph, as if I'd believe you." Ai snorted coldly, not believing Chen's words. She felt that Chen must have done something to Kazuha just now.
Chen felt terribly wronged, but looking at Ai, it seemed there was no way to clear his name. Since Ai didn't believe him anyway, there was no point talking about it.
"Forget it. Since you don't believe me anyway, I won't waste my breath." Chen waved his hand dismissively.
"You didn't come here to see me, did you?" Chen asked Ai.
"Mm, I need your help with something. Here, take this." Ai took out a capsule and handed it to Chen.
"What is this?"
Chen looked at the capsule Ai had handed him in confusion, then guessed, "Could this be some medicine you developed?"
"That's right. This is an antidote I developed last night. I want you to help test it." Ai looked at Chen.
Looking at Ai's expressionless face as she casually asked him to test medicine, Chen felt utterly speechless.
"Ai, I never thought that after being so good to you, you'd actually treat me like a lab rat. My heart hurts so much right now." Chen clutched his chest and pretended to be heartbroken.
"Put away that sad look on your face. Looking at you now, I can't feel even the slightest bit of sadness from you." Ai curled her lip.
"Fine, but it's useless to have me test the medicine. You won't be able to get any results at all," Chen told Ai.
"I never said I wanted you to test it. I want you to have Conan Edogawa try it." Ai rolled her eyes.
That was right, it was meant for Conan