A melodramatic story.
That was Heath's assessment. After hearing what the adoptive parents had done, Heath felt he already knew Kailunya's motive for murder. In fact, if this were a certain series about an eternal elementary schooler, this would probably be the time to gather clues and then find a way to make Kailunya confess.
Clearly, though, this world had no eternal elementary schooler who wore an elementary school uniform and had learned all sorts of skills in Hawaii. Nor would anyone suddenly jump out and shout, "There is only one truth!" So whether Kailunya's case could actually be resolved still depended on the Officer Jennys' actions.
"Kailunya, here's your breakfast." Heath wiped his hands. Kailunya ate her breakfast with a smile. Perhaps because she was in a very good mood today, she had even ordered an extra fried egg, though she had asked for it to have a soft yolk.
A soft-yolked egg was one whose white was fully cooked, while the yolk, though set, still had a runny center when pierced. Heath did not particularly like fried eggs like that, but Kailunya apparently did.
Humming an unknown tune, Kailunya went over to the table Heath had set out and began enjoying her distinctive breakfast. Heath's noodles tossed with stir-fried pork and pickled vegetables tasted excellent and went down easily. Kailunya liked them very much. Heath glanced at her, then stopped paying her any further attention.
"Good morning, Heath." The voice sounded somewhat familiar. Heath looked up and saw an Officer Jenny. Anyone else probably would have had trouble telling the Officer Jennys apart by their faces, but Heath could, so after looking at her, he identified her.
Officer Jenny Mo, an Officer Jenny from the Indigo League. That was not why Heath knew her, though. He knew her