magician. That was the only reason why he didn't believe in your career. He thought about it for days, how he could teach you the most gently, whether he shouldn't rather keep it from you. But as a friend he wanted to tell you the truth. But he wanted to promote you in another area. He saw in you a genius, what inventing new things Tricks and wanted to make sure that the other wizards would respect you as a source of ideas and buy their new shows from you. With the murder you also ruined your own career. He thought so much about you and you do thank you! I hate you! "
Hibarue Kuroba was at the end of her nerve.She had been strong for so long. Been strong - for her son. But now she began to cry uncontrollably.
Kaito hurried over to her and gently pulled her close. He spoke to her reassuringly. His eyes wandered to Shinichi, looked at him pleadingly. "Please not now!" they seemed to want to say. "You did your job and I'm ready to pay the price, but not now. My mother needs me now!"
And Shinichi seemed to understand. He nodded slightly, came over to him and briefly tapped the badge with the K with his index finger. Then he followed Inspector Megure, the police officers and Setsuna Mudo, who was probably very affected by Hibarue Kuroba's words. The young detective would take them back to town.
Kaito, his crying mother in her arms, knew what that meant. Shinichi would contact him when he thought the time was right. Actually, he would have preferred to get it over with right now, but his mother's condition did not allow that.Seeing him arrested now would surely break her down. He was grateful to the detective for showing this into consideration. First she had to calm down again. But it was clear to him that he could not escape the fate that Shinichi held in his hands.