Such a touching friendship, Minamoto Tamako once had a similar one—coincidentally, her good friend also died, and she also wanted the truth to come out.
The only difference is that Owada Kaoru passively waited, while Minamoto Tamako actively pursued the truth.
Fushimi Roku didn't know how to comment on it, so he could only remain silent, listening to Minamoto Tamako's long sighs until the train reached the station, finally getting some peace and quiet.
The second interviewee was the lover's mother. It was only when Fushimi Roku arrived at the doorstep did he find out from Minamoto Tamako that Kujo Hikari's lover's name was Ichikawa Akiyuki.
Suddenly reminded of something, he stopped in his tracks at the small courtyard entrance and grabbed Minamoto Tamako, who was about to ring the doorbell, and asked, "Huh, before Kujo Yuka died, didn't she say she recently hated autumn? Does that mean she had the motive to kill Ichikawa?"
