Miwako mainly did not want to sit around doing nothing, which was why she did not want to resign. She would probably be bored stiff at home; Miwako simply could not stay idle.
"If it really is the Black Organization, perhaps you could ask Vermouth for help," Shin said to Miwako.
"Vermouth has already left the Black Organization and is considered a traitor by them. What help could she possibly offer?" Miwako did not think Vermouth could be of any help.
Besides, Miwako did not actually need to take this matter so seriously. After all, the real pressure was on Osaka's side; she was only responsible for helping search.
So it did not really matter. Miwako was no longer as serious as she had been in the original story—perhaps that was the change Shin had brought her.
"Oh, right. Since Heizo Hattori was assassinated, that guy Heiji Hattori should have gone back to Osaka, right?"
Shin could not help saying.
After that, Shin did not dwell on it. Early the next morning, Miwako went out, while Kazuha came to Shin with a troubled look on her face.
"Shin, I want to go back for a while. I heard something happened to Uncle Hattori," Kazuha said to Shin.
Kazuha had received the news as well. Ginshiro Toyama had called and asked her to go back and check on them, mainly to comfort Shizuka Hattori.
"Sure. How about I go with you?" Shin asked Kazuha Toyama.
"Thank you, Shin." A smile appeared on Kazuha's face. She had come to Shin intending to ask him to accompany her, but before she could say it, he had already agreed.
"I want to go too." Ai Haibara suddenly stood up and said to Shin.
"What are you coming along for?"
"Am I not welcome?" Ai