Kogoro Mouri really would hit him, and Conan had no desire to get beaten, so he hurriedly ran off.
Conan ran quite fast. Seeing him dash into the park, Kogoro Mouri did not chase after him. He would deal with him once he came back out.
Conan still had no idea that Kogoro Mouri had already made up his mind to teach him a lesson.
If he had known, he definitely would have been miserable inside.
"Conan, where's Dad?" Seeing that only Conan had come in, Ran Mouri asked him.
"Oh, Uncle was scared, so he's squatting by the entrance and doesn't dare come in."
Ran was speechless. She had thought her own courage was bad enough, but she had not expected her father's courage to be so lacking too—his was even worse than hers, to the point that he did not dare enter.
It seemed her cowardice was partly inherited.
"Where should we go first? How about the haunted house?" Sonoko Suzuki nudged Ran and asked.
The most famous attractions here were, of course, the haunted house and the horror cinema.
"Well, I..."
Ran looked at the entrance to the haunted house and immediately lost her nerve.
"Don't worry. Everything inside is fake—either real people in costume or prop dummies. It's not scary at all," Chen said to Ran.
Would that make Ran stop being afraid? No. She was still scared, and her fear had not lessened in the slightest.
"Now that we're here, we can't just not play anything."
Chen took Ran's hand and led her toward the haunted house.
Conan, following behind them, saw Chen holding Ran's hand. His face was filled with envy and jealousy, and he wanted to chop Chen into pieces.
Sonoko reached out and grabbed Chen's other hand. The three of them entered