Conan's Warning (Continued)

"We should head back." Ran shook her head. A murder had occurred, and she no longer felt like skiing.

"Then let's go back." Shin had no objections.

After taking Kogoro Mouri and the others back, Shin drove Yukiko and Ai Haibara home.

"This trip wasn't fun at all. It ended before we even got to start having fun." Yukiko pouted.

"How many days would you have to play before you'd be happy?" Shin asked as he drove.

They soon arrived home, and Yukiko's phone suddenly rang.

When she took it out, she saw that it was a call from Shinichi. Yukiko froze for a moment. Her son was actually taking the initiative to call her?

"Hmph, I'm not answering." Yukiko suddenly hung up in a huff.

Thinking of all the times she had called him only for him not to answer—either his phone was off or he hung up on her—Yukiko felt irritated and simply rejected the call.

"Damn it, what is Mom doing? Why isn't she answering?" Conan looked displeased. She had actually hung up on him on purpose.

Conan dialed Yukiko's number again. He had something very important to tell her.

However, after the phone rang twice, she hung up again. Yukiko rejecting his call once more filled Conan with resentment.

Still disgruntled, Conan called again. This time, Yukiko finally answered.

"Mom, why didn't you answer my call?" Conan asked angrily in Shinichi Kudo's voice.

"Hmph, don't you ignore my calls too? And what did you just call me?" Yukiko asked with a cold snort.

"Big Sister Yukiko," Conan said helplessly. She was already over thirty and still pretending to be young. Conan inwardly scorned her.

Fortunately, Yukiko did not know what Conan was thinking, or she would definitely have made his head blossom.

"Go on, what do