pointed to the book that was on the table.
It was about architecture and was not exactly one of the topics Ai was interested in.

"Oh that, she bought it yesterday. I was surprised too, but she told me that Akemi was interested in it and that she just had to buy it because of it," said Agasa.
"Akemi? Your sister," Conan mumbled and it was almost as if lightning flashed through him. "Professor, you just brought it to me. A M that stands for Akemi Miyano, I should have come up with that much earlier," said the little one.
"You are right, the A M definitely stands for her sister, but what are the numbers then?", Agasa asked Shinichi.
"I don't know, with everything Ai does, I always have a hard time seeing through," he sighed and looked at his glasses.Ai had stopped now and so Conan had a little more time, and he would take his skateboard with him, which he would use to find the girl more quickly.
"Could it be a date?" The professor wanted to know.
"Why a date? How do you come up with that?"
"It's a spontaneous inspiration, Shinichi. But when I think about it, it sounds like, 09/27, at least the first two numbers you mentioned and the other two could represent the time 19:81 O'clock and since it doesn't exist, it would be 8:21 pm, "said Agasa.
"I don't think so. Then she wouldn't have just gone on now. It's still much too early for that, but as far as the date is concerned, I agree with you. We'll probably wait until 09/27 and see what she does then do. "
"Today is 09/27", Hiroshi put in and could see Shinichi's face change. This was now worried and continued to look to the point.
"Then I'll follow her. Maybe it's a trap and why should she write it all down as if it came from Akemi? She's been dead for six months," Conan mumbled and ran out the door. He grabbed his skateboard, which was in the living room and was about to dash away when Agasa stopped him.
"What are you going to do now, Shinichi?", The older one wanted to know. He had repaired the skateboard once more the day before, because Shinichi was once again not paying attention and it had broken in two, but now it was whole again.
"I'll go to her right away and confront her," said the little one and set the board. "I hope I'm not late," he muttered and dashed off.
"I hope so, take care of yourself and bring Ai home safe," Agasa called after him.
He'd liked the girl since he'd found her in the rain. She seemed so fragile and had been through a lot, she became a good friend and he was treating her almost like his own daughter or granddaughter.He got along well with Ai and they had always been on the same wavelength as far as their interests were concerned. Now something was not allowed to happen to her, not through the organization and its revenge plans.

Why only? Why did you have to die?, Ai wondered. She was alone and just stood there. But she was also in a certain place, she had to come here, the date, it called for her.
"Please come back," the girl pleaded softly, tears running down her face. "You can't just leave me alone. Can you hear me ... Akemi ...", she called towards the cold tombstone.
She was in the cemetery.
Lonely.
Leaving.
In front of her was the grave, the one that Akemi had got back then. She hadn't had it built herself, that just couldn't be done. After learning of her sister's death, she wanted to get out of the organization as soon as possible. They were no longer allowed to have control over the girl and that's exactly why she couldn't come here at the time. She wanted to organize the whole funeral, but she couldn't. She hadn't even been there, which was still deep inside her.
Locked up, that's what she was then, Gin had simply locked her up in a small adjoining room of her laboratory. With life at the end, all the people she loved were gone, she didn't want to live either, but her suicide attempt through the APTX failed. Instead, she had become a child and so escaped.
A second chance.
Sometimes she really believed it and now she wanted to do everything better than before and the first thing she had done after meeting Professor Agasa and Shinichi Kudo aka Conan Edogawa was to look for her sister.
But Ai didn't find anything, nobody seemed to have heard of a Masami Hirota. Even when she tried to find out from the police where the young woman's body was being brought, she hadn't remembered.At that time it only meant that someone could identify her and the body was then buried. Where? She didn't know that, but she had tried to find out.
First, Ai called all of Tokyo’s cemeteries and funeral homes to see if anyone knew where Masami Hirota was buried. But there was no answer, no one knew a woman by the name, nor had he buried her. It wasn't until later that she got the idea and asked how it was with Akemi Miyano and actually.
She found it.
One institute remembered that it was commissioned to bury the young woman in the central cemetery. It had been strange for Ai and at first she also thought that the organization was behind it, which is why she didn't come here at the beginning. But still she watched the cemetery and waited to see if any of them would come.
But nobody did that, the organization hadn't had her buried here, but nobody else gave her much.
None.
Nobody.
Haibara hadn't been sure, but she'd realized that death was one of the safest. Even if you'd think the organization would look for them here first, they never came here. Why? She didn't know that.

"She won't hear you," said a voice. It was rough and you could feel the cold coming from the person.
Ai was startled and looked at him. Her eyes widened and she couldn't believe he was here now. "Dai Moroboshi," she mumbled the man's name.
"It's been a long time," said the latter and went up to her.
He too had been here today, he couldn't help it and had to be here. Here in this place where he never really wanted to be.
"Why are you here?", She wanted to know and stepped back a little.
Why hadn't she smelled him? Had she been so deep in thought that she didn't realize a member of the organization was there? That just couldn't be.
Not here.Not now.
It seemed as if it was all over now and she could no longer escape.
"What do you want here?"

"What do I want here? I wanted to visit Akemi's grave, you can see that, Shiho," said the young man and pulled down his knitted hat. It was the first time he had done this, but today had also been a very special day for him.
"I know that you were with her once, and she hasn't forgotten you even after two years. But you weren't there, you have no right to come here now. You couldn't take care of her then. She did missed you all the time, but you didn't care, you just looked at yourself. And are you happy now? Are you finally the boss's right hand? "
Ai couldn't anymore, she let out all her anger on him and told him what she thought of him.
She hated him and even then hadn't been able to understand how Akemi could get involved with someone from the organization. Although she had made it herself with gin, she had never felt anything for it, but it was different with Akemi. She always raved about Dai and wanted to be with him.
Ai had never said so, but she had obtained information about Dai through Gin and found out that he was a good shot and after a short time became Gin's partner.
She didn't want to know anything more about him and after Akemi told her that she had no more contact with him, she was even less interested in what happened to this.
Nor did she know the truth about Dai Moroboshi, and certainly nothing about his exit.
"You shouldn't get upset so loudly," Akai said, walking towards her. "I see you don't know anything, and I thought the organization said something about me," he interjected and looked at the girl.
"What exactly do you mean by that? What should I not know," she growled at him and stepped back a little. This was where she was most vulnerable and if she wasn't careful then she would soon be dead."I left the organization more than two years ago and they have been chasing me ever since," Shuichi started looking at them. The girl seemed really shocked by this. "You learned, by an unfortunate coincidence, that I work for the FBI and wanted to take the organization up," he added, looking at the headstone.
"FBI," Haibara muttered softly. Then she looked at the grave. Did Akemi know about this? No, it couldn't be, she would have said it.

"FBI?" Akemi wanted to know. She had just been out for a walk with Akai and they passed a small fountain in the middle of town.
"Yes, and I'll finish my assignment tomorrow. Then it's all over," said the FBI agent.
"Stop joking," said the young woman and laughed a little. "If you want to kid me, then think of something better, because this is nothing new to me," said Akemi. Now she had a tear in her eyes and had to admit that she knew it, had suspected it.
"You knew? Then why didn't you betray me? I was just using you," said Shuichi. He had now taken a few steps forward and was holding Akemi by the shoulder. She knew all along, but she had never said anything. Neither him nor the organization.
"Do you really have to ask me that?"

Shuichi could never forget that, those sad eyes that looked at him and told him that she loved him. How much she loved him back then and she didn't care that he had only used her, used her, so that he could get closer to his goal. And yet, she loved him and he loved her, which he unfortunately only realized much too late.
Back when the text arrived, Akemi asked if they could start over, but it was too late for that. By the time he got her text message, she had already died and his answer came too late.
Even though two years had passed since the two of them met, they couldn't forget each other and Akemi was still drawn to him.And now, now he was chasing gin because he was to blame for her death.

"Yes, FBI, I went undercover into the