Chapter 1061

As he spoke, the old director looked at Misumi, who had been to the scene to investigate.

"And Matsukura Hana, who was found at Onuma Satoru's house, also confirmed this after waking up in the hospital. After being imprisoned together with the victim named Calico Cat, Calico Cat was suddenly taken away by Onuma Satoru. The situation is roughly the same as previously inferred, and the police are very grateful for our assistance."

"Director," Misumi asked proactively, "what about Lord Akaso?"

The old director paused: "Lord Akaso seems to have gone straight to the hospital; he should have returned to Beika by now."

"Is Lord Akaso not coming?" an intern asked, raising a hand.

The old director nodded solemnly and explained to the autopsy team, "Lord Akaso said that the work of a forensic doctor has given him a lot of insight, and that being able to solve the case is everyone's credit; he has already reported it to the Metropolitan Police Department."

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A female forensic doctor said with regret: "Will there be a chance to cooperate in the future?"

"There will," Misumi breathed a sigh of relief and smiled firmly at everyone, "there will definitely be another chance to cooperate."

"Will there?"

Several female assistants slumped on the table and complained: "If only Lord Akaso also worked at the medical office."

"What are you thinking about?"

"Dr. Misumi," someone asked Misumi, who was silently packing her things to leave, "you spent a whole day alone with Lord Akaso yesterday; what did it feel like?"

"It was 3 people investigating together," Misumi retorted, unable to laugh or cry, "stop letting your imaginations run wild; Lord Akaso also seems to already have a girlfriend."

"Eh?" The office erupted in exclamations, "No way?!"

Misumi smiled lightly, ignored her colleagues' disappointment, left the medical office building, and prepared to head to the funeral home nearby where "Calico Cat" was about to be cremated.

As it turned out, they never found out Calico Cat's true identity in the end; it was as if she had been forgotten, and only Matsukura Hana, who had experienced life and death with her, sat in a wheelchair at the funeral home to say goodbye.