Lawyer Kikuta consulted with the client for over forty minutes, then indicated that the conversation was over, and the police could continue the interrogation.
"I killed the person."
Fujiwara Homare leaned back in the chair, placed his hands on the table, and confessed bluntly.
"Eh?"
Minamoto Tamako thought to herself, what's going on? Could her intuition be wrong? Is this case really just an ordinary crime of passion?
She hurriedly asked for details, pressing for the specifics of the murder process, but Fujiwara Homare remained silent, unwilling to elaborate on the details.
Lawyer Kikuta stated that the suspect had already confessed, with a sincere attitude, and since he had negotiated with the prosecution in advance, the guilty plea and acceptance of punishment could conclude the case at any time. After handing it over to the prosecution, the court could swiftly adjudicate.
Minamoto Tamako felt something was off. What kind of lawyer was so eager to send his client to prison?
