"Because this place is close to where you live, I bought it so I could see you more often." Shin gazed at Ran with deep affection.
Ran's face reddened as she said shyly and irritably, "If you keep talking like that, I'm not going to speak to you."
"Alright! I bought this place because I had a feeling that a lot of interesting things were going to happen," Shin said with a smile.
"Interesting things?" Ran asked, tilting her head.
Ran looked truly adorable at that moment, and Shin could not resist reaching out to pinch her cheek.
Ran blushed and took several steps back. It was her first time having her cheek pinched by a man!
"Didn't you encounter anything interesting last night, Ran?" Shin asked.
Ran immediately recalled what had happened yesterday. Something had indeed occurred: a little girl had been kidnapped, and her father had received a large sum of money from that commission.
"How did you know, Shin?" Ran asked curiously.
"Didn't I tell you? I'm a diviner—I can foresee the future!" Shin said with a smile.
Ran was starting to believe him a little.
"Shin, I'm about to cook. Have you eaten yet? Do you want to come to my house for dinner?" Ran asked, waving the ingredients in her hand.
"Sure. I'd like to try Ran's cooking. Girls who know how to cook are getting rarer and rarer these days."
Shin nodded and followed Ran to the Mouri Detective Agency.
"How did you end up here?" Conan looked at Shin, who had returned with Ran, his eyes filled with hostility.
"Oh my! Conan, you don't seem very happy to see me," Shin said with a smile.
"Conan, don't be so rude. Hurry up and call him Brother Shin," Ran admonished Conan.
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