Vermouth shot Chen an annoyed look. "If Yukiko would tell me, I wouldn't have come over to ask you what happened."
"Vermouth, your curiosity is pretty strong too, huh?" Chen couldn't help saying.
"Yeah, so what? Is that not allowed?" Vermouth asked Chen. Everyone had curiosity; what was wrong with hers being a little stronger?
"Nothing. But just because you're curious doesn't mean I'll tell you. So if you want to know, don't bother asking me."
Chen got to his feet and returned to his room.
Watching Chen leave, Vermouth froze for a moment, regret rising in her heart. She regretted not following along to take a look.
When they had gone shopping, Chen had invited Vermouth too. But she had not been interested at the time, so she had not gone with them. Thinking about it now, she felt a little regretful.
If she had gone shopping with them, perhaps she would have found out what exactly had happened.
Vermouth then couldn't help looking at Ai Haibara and Eri Kisaki. Asking Ai would probably be even less useful than asking Yukiko. Ai would never tell her anything.
Besides, the more Vermouth wanted to know, the less likely Ai would be to tell her. Asking Ai was completely pointless.
Then there was Eri Kisaki. To be honest, Vermouth was not particularly familiar with Eri, so she did not feel comfortable asking her.
"Didn't expect the great witch to be so curious."
Ai looked at Vermouth with a rather mocking expression.
Vermouth merely gave Ai a blank look without saying anything, though her gaze was rather terrifying.
"Am I not allowed to be curious, Ai?" Vermouth asked blandly.
"No, I never said that."
Ai's tone was equally calm, but the air between them was thick with gunpowder.
Chen glanced at them