Telling Vermouth Conan's Identity!

"Alright, I'll transfer the money to your account. If the police catch me, I'll take you down with me."

"Don't worry. Take someone's money, solve their problems—I have professional ethics. You don't need to worry."

Toya Eiko reluctantly transferred the money to Shin. Looking at the payment notification, Shin nodded in satisfaction. Making money was really easy!

"Give me your handbag! Tell me about any evidence you left behind, and I'll take care of all of it for you."

Toya Eiko handed over her handbag. At this point, she could only trust him. She really did not want to end up in prison.

"Don't worry. I wouldn't take on this job if I weren't capable of handling it. Besides, if you get caught, I'll be in trouble too."

Hearing Shin say that, Toya Eiko felt much more at ease.

Toya Eiko told Shin everything about how she had committed the crime. Shin nodded and told her not to worry.

Shin was fairly principled. After receiving the money, he erased virtually all the clues Toya Eiko had left behind.

Now, as long as Toya Eiko refused to admit it, there would be no evidence proving that she was the murderer.

Seeing Shin return, Ran asked curiously, "Shin, what were you talking about with Ms. Toya?"

"Oh, there are some clothes I like, and I wanted Ms. Toya Eiko to design them for me. It was just a business deal," Shin said to Ran.

Ran nodded. She had only asked out of curiosity.

Vermouth leaned close to Shin's ear and asked softly, "What did you get out of the deal?"

"One billion yen. If I want to support you, I have to save up more money."

"Oh, only one billion yen? You didn't trade for her as well?"

Shin gave Vermouth a