Conan's Helping People

Chapter 363

The door of the lounge was pushed open again, and Akemi Miyano looked in.

She fixed her eyes on Hinata first, and was relieved to find that Hinata was sitting on the tatami intact and also looking at her.

Mrs. Dead caught the first move she saw coming in, and couldn't help smiling, "Come in, child."

"If I remember correctly, your name is Mingmei, right?"

"Yes," Miyano Akemi walked in, she walked towards Hyuga Reasonable without hesitation, and when she was sitting next to him, she naturally reached out and pressed Hinata Reasonable's shoulder, then nodded slightly to the deceased's wife, "Excuse me... ..."

"Your parents left something here with me," the lady of the deceased laughed again, she turned her head to look at the closed door again, a little disappointed, "Is it just you two? I remember you still have one younger sister?"

Miyano Akemi subconsciously glanced at Hinata Reasonable from the corner of her eye. She pondered for a moment before answering, "She's in school, so she can't come here today."

"So that's how it is," the lady of the deceased suddenly said, "Then let me explain it to you first."

"Eleven years ago, your parents visited us. At that time, they..." She paused, her tone became heavy, "They were terminally ill."

Miyano Akemi: "?"

She immediately stabilized her expression, subconsciously turned her head again, and looked at Hinata Reasonable in astonishment: What's going on?

Then I got Hinata's reasonably calm and innocent expression.

Miyano Akemi understands the truth, but the moment she met Hinata's innocent and extraordinarily calm expression, she once again felt the illusion of 'I'm stupid'.

she:"……"

She stabilized her expression again, and let out a voice that was a response, "Uh, terminally ill..."

The deceased's wife caught Miyano Akemi's incomplete astonishment and subtlety, so she laughed, "You really don't know."

"I remember liver cancer and stomach cancer," she clapped her palms and said with a sigh, "both are advanced stages."

"They said that it was caused by the research project in recent years, and they were mentally prepared as early as the beginning, so they were not too surprised and sad, but they didn't expect it to be so serious together, and they were very worried about you children."

The deceased's wife sighed, "Elena said, she can only send you to a friend's house and ask them to take care of you. I originally wanted a child to help, but unfortunately she had already discussed it with other people at that time. You have been sent out."

"She said that they didn't tell you about the cancer. They only said that in order to concentrate on research, they would temporarily send you to other people to be raised. They wanted you to know the news of their misfortune as late as possible... and to be as sad as possible."

Miyano Akemi tried her best to stabilize her expression, she faltered to the deceased wife's sincere sigh, distressed and gentle gaze, "Uh, is this so?"

The old lady was too sincere, she took her mother's words as truth, so she really felt sorry for her mother, her and her younger siblings.

If it was a malicious look, Miyano Akemi could be calm and composed, but facing this kind of soft and kind look, and the premise that she knew that her mother was fooling her, she couldn't resist, and couldn't help turning her eyes to Hinata.

Hinata made reasonable efforts to make his eyes full of sincerity and encouragement, so as to give Miyano Akemi a little encouragement, and then looked away as if nothing had happened, continuing to lower his head and pretend to be autistic.

Miyano Akemi: "..."

Her expression faltered for a moment, and she tried her best to show sadness on her face, "My mother, er, and my father, are they actually suffering from cancer?"

"Yes," the deceased's wife looked at her gently, and then at Hinata Reasonable, her smile became more gentle, "I can feel that none of you hate them, and I'm very relieved."

Saying that, the deceased's wife stood up and said again: "I have dreamed of this scene countless times in my dreams, about my husband and I finally inquiring about you, so we drove all the way to see you, You gather together."

"You may hate them, but after understanding their difficulties, you forgive them."

She raised her hand to stop Miyano Akemi from getting up, turned around and walked towards the bookcase, "But I was always afraid."

There were not too many books on the bookcase, the lady of the deceased picked a thick red book from it, and turned back.

Hinata urged Miyano Akemi with his eyes, and motioned her to answer quickly.

She paused a few times before reluctantly said: "Afraid?"

"Yes," the deceased lady sat down again, she smiled, "I'm more afraid of 'you don't care about this' than 'you will hate your parents'."

"You were too young at the time," she looked at Hinata Reasonable with eyes like warm water, "Maybe now you don't remember getting along with your parents at all, and naturally you have no feelings for them, even if you know that they gave you to other people The truth about the upbringing is just some feelings, nothing else.”

"I'm terrified of this."

Miyano Akemi sighed softly, she moved the hand beside her leg, and calmly held Hinata's reasonable wrist, before replying, "No, otherwise we wouldn't have come to this funeral."

This is true.

The deceased lady handed over the book with a smile, "This is something left by your parents."

Akemi Miyano stretched out her other hand to take it. As soon as she took it, she felt that there was something wrong with the touch of the book, so she put the book on the table and opened it tentatively.

This is a fake book, and it can only be opened from about half of the thickness of the book. Inside is a small cube space that is concave downward, and a small key is stuck in the box.

The little key had a round key chain, and a thin rectangular piece was also strung on the key chain, with a series of numbers on it.

"This is the key to the safe filing cabinet of the Imperial Capital Bank," said the deceased lady. "Use this key to open the filing cabinet. Inside is the key to the safe deposit box of the bank. This was given to me by your parents."

"She said," she looked at Hinata reasonably, "this child is born with some infirmities and genetic diseases, and needs medicine, so there are medicines in the safe."

This statement silenced Miyano Akemi for a moment.

She doesn't need to turn her head to look at Hinata, nor does she need to observe Hinata's expression, nor does she need to receive [Ding, the NPC 'Hinata' is doubting your IQ! ] and other signals, stimulating the high-speed operation and thinking of your brain, you can easily find several doubts:

[-]. Why do you not give the medicine to the child when the child is sick, but to other colleagues who are not close to each other?

Two, after more than ten years, can the medicine still be used?

Third, does Hyuga Ryo look weak and sick?

……

Akemi Miyano crossed out the third item silently. She picked up the key and said in a low voice, "Teito Bank?"

Immediately sat upright, bowed solemnly to the deceased's wife, and she said: "Thank you very much!"

"Thank you very much for telling us the truth, and thank you very much for keeping the keys for us for more than ten years, thank you very much."

The deceased's wife quickly raised her upper body to help her.

Hinata rationally moved the grasped wrist, and calmly supported Miyano Akemi.

"There is nothing to thank." The deceased lady shook her head, she breathed a sigh of relief, "I am very satisfied to return things to their original owners before I die."

"I had already prepared my last words before my death. Before my husband passed away, I kept thinking about seeing this child."

With a tired look on her face, she gestured to Hyuga Ryo once again, "I just realized why today, fortunately, fortunately."

Miyano Akemi bowed silently again, she held the key tightly and opened her mouth.

Before she could say anything, the deceased's wife patted her hand with a smile, and said gently: "Go to the bank to open the safe first, it's already a wish to come here."

She paused, and wrote lightly: "My husband doesn't like to obey the rules. He didn't plan to hold a funeral. He definitely doesn't want you to go through the funeral to get the keys."

When the topic about the deceased was mentioned, Hinata Ryo immediately moved his eyes to see the expression of the deceased's wife.

The deceased's wife gave him a gentle smile, stood up while supporting the table, "Let's go, I'll take you back to the hall."

"Okay," Miyano Akemi took out her phone and asked softly, "Can I leave your contact information?"

She showed a sad expression, pointing to the end: "My parents entrusted you with such an important matter, they must have a good relationship with you, I think..."

I want to be close to you, to feel close to you, as close to my parents.

The deceased lady immediately understood the meaning, and she smiled softly again, "Of course, child."

Then leave contact information for Miyano Akemi.

"Thank you very much." Miyano Akemi said again.

When she was walking outside, she supported the lady of the deceased again, raised her eyes and looked at Hinata reasonably, nodded, and signaled: I still remember the mission.

Hyuga rationally nodded indifferently, and he followed slowly, walking back to the funeral with them.

He was thinking about two things: 'death' and 'relic'.

'Death' is a very confusing thing. Before that, Hyuga Ryo thought it was very simple and straightforward. To die is to die, and GG directly, leaving only alive and kicking corpses. The former 'sense' is no longer there up.

Even if the brain is still the same, but the 'reason' is gone, the corpse is another existence, an undoubted enemy, just kill it cleanly, there is nothing to doubt.

He also knows some common sense, knows that this time should be sad, and felt this kind of sadness a long time ago.

However, when Mrs. the deceased mentioned the deceased, there was sadness, but also a smile. Why?
Most of the time, when she mentions the deceased, her expression will unconsciously drop, indicating that she really 'loves' the deceased, but sometimes, her expression becomes joyful.

Could it be that she had a love-hate relationship with the deceased?

Hinata thoughtfully glanced at the smile on the face of the deceased lady, and then glanced sideways at the funeral hall.

The hall has become quiet, and the people around are silent again. No one smiles, and their expressions are extremely low and solemn. Although most of them are fake, the solemnity is true.

Hinata made a reasonable analysis and concluded that the deceased must be a respectable person who could make so many people sad.

Thinking of this, he looked to the side.

The moment he walked back to the hall, Toru Amuro, who was standing on the side, approached immediately. He looked back at the deceased wife and Akemi Miyano who were talking with a smile, and then looked at Hinata's reasonable expression.

Is it a... depressed expression?

Toru Amuro looked at the funeral along with Hinata in surprise. He tried to think differently, wondering what the other party would be thinking at this time, so he immediately said coldly in a mocking tone: "Isn't it ironic?"

Hinata looked at him reasonably.

He sneered and said: "Obviously not familiar with them at all, but they all pretend to be sad like this, what a bunch of people..."

He noticed that Hinata had restrained all the subtle expressions, but was looking at him intently and listening to his words.

very good!Got noticed!It is right to explain the position and opinion!
…Actually, it’s not an option. Black people see things in black.

When good things have two sides, you only need to infinitely exaggerate the negative, which is the idea of ​​black characters.And when bad things have two sides, it is only necessary to exaggerate the good side infinitely, which is also the idea of ​​black characters.

You only need to figure out exactly the nature of the black characters, and you can choose the right answer appropriately.

Toru Amuro bit his head coldly, "A hypocritical cold-blooded animal."

He observed Hinata's reasonable expression, and suppressed the subtle feeling of punning.

Intellectually, he knew that he was echoing Hinata's reasonable position and views, and was falsely scolding the funeral guests, but emotionally, combined with Hinata's reasonable past, he always felt that this sentence was not referring to other guests. Rather, it is pointing toward a subtle sense of rationality.

So subtle.

Hinata is reasonable: "."

For the second time, Hinata went to observe the funeral guests carefully.

The expressions of the guests were collectively low, and the corners of everyone's lips were calm, none of them raised or drooped excessively.

They remained solemn and slightly sad, some sighed and talked with others, and some sat quietly.

Hinata could reasonably see that some of their expressions were a little fake, but not many, most of them were naturally solemn and sad.

After the second judgment, he looked suspiciously at Toru Amuro and repeated, "A hypocritical cold-blooded animal?"

As for?
But the guy who made this comment is a normal person who has been living a normal life in a normal peaceful society and has been an expert in 'normal' for over 20 years.

It was the third time for Hinata to look at the guests, but he still didn't realize how thick the camouflage was on the outside and how cold-blooded the guests were inside.

Toru Amuro collected the expression of him looking deeply at the guests, and said after deliberation: Yes, cold-blooded animals, a group of hypocritical guys. "

Rational Hinata: "?"

He looked at it again and again, but he didn't see anything abnormal from his own perspective, so he didn't feel ashamed to ask, "Why is it a 'hypocritical cold-blooded animal'?"

Which one of the inscrutable anthropological sociology is violated by these guests?
He doesn't know much about human sociology, and when encountering such common sense problems that need to be proficient in human sociology to detect in a second, he is a little bit slow.

Toru Amuro: "..."

He was silent for a moment.

When normal human beings receive such obviously echoing words, they usually don't get to the bottom of it. However, Hyuga Ryo is not a normal human being, so he temporarily suppressed the feeling of "how does it feel like he chose the wrong choice" and began to organize his words quickly.

... It's really hard to get to the bottom of it. Next time, I have to think about it. Don't be so extreme. It's not easy to find a reason

(End of this chapter)