Chapter 1014: The return journey of Hattori

　　 At noon, Sunday, January 6, at Hattori House, Neyagawa City, Osaka Prefecture, restaurant.
　　 Hattori Jinghua carefully cooks a table of Japanese dishes. The dazzling array of dishes and beautiful utensils are matched with each other. It is pleasing to the eyes and appetizing. It is also full of praise.
　　 Hattori smiled happily: "My mother's craftsmanship is the best in the world."
Hattori Jinghua smiled and said, "Nothing, this is mainly because the ingredients are good." Then he said to Mei Daizi, "By the way, the steak is ready. Tell me when you want to eat, and I will bring it for you. ."
　　 "Okay, thank you Auntie." Mei Daizi smiled.
　　 Maori held up the glass, "Director, you solved such a big case in a short time. I really admire you. Come, I will offer you a glass."
Hattori Heizo picked up the drink, "Where, Mr. Mori, you praised it, it's just a coincidence." After drinking the drink, he sighed again, "It's also wrong, otherwise Ms. Katagiri and Toshiaki Fukushima may be restored. The lives of the two husbands."
　　 Minister Toyama said: "It is also my fault if it is wrong, you only got involved later."
　　 Otaki Police Department said: "This is mainly because Mr. Shigehiko Wakisaka did it too quickly, and there is nothing we can do."
　　 Mori turned the subject off, "Speaking of which, Hattori quickly resolved an incident yesterday. It's really a tiger father without a dog."
　　 Hattori Heizo smiled and said, "No, no, Heiji's reasoning ability is just ordinary. It's far worse than you, and you have to learn more."
　　 Maori smiled and said, "You laughed, but at most it's almost."
　　 "..." Hattori is speechless, he is not modest at all. ...
After 　　, Maori brought the topic to wine, let the lunch go to the end in a pleasant atmosphere, and agreed to have a big meal next time. ...
After the meal, the three of Hattori Heizo went back to work, and the six Maori said goodbye to Hattori Jinghua, took their luggage, and accompanied Kazuo in Hattori to Neyashi Station to take a bus to Takatsuki Station in Takatsuki City, but the train to Kyoto Station did not. Come, so I went to the square in front of Yubu Takatsuki Station and the shopping mall outside Oro Hankyu Takatsuki Station. ...
　　 Takatsuki Station.
　　 Hattori pulled Conan aside, "This time the two of us were calculated by my dad. Even if it is a tie, we will compare it next time."
"I agree with the draw." Conan smiled, "but your dad just calculated you alone." Then, learning the voice and tone of Hattori Hirazo, said, "That guy is very cunning, and our current evidence is not enough. He was homicide. We have to make him think that the police did not notice him, so that he may be proud to tell him the past. So as long as he doesn’t shoot and kill, then no matter what happens, including shooting with a gun. Heiji, don't act rashly."
　　 "What!" Hattori asked through gritted teeth, "He really said that?"
　　 Conan smiled and said, "Well, I said it was to give you this disobedient guy a little more memory, and let you go home but you run around."
　　 Hattori said fiercely: "That old man with fox eyes, next time I do this kind of thing, I will poke his ears and make him die."
　　At this time, the tram came, and Conan smiled and said, "Okay, I'm leaving now."
　　 Hattori smiled and said, "Well, I have a chance to see you again."...
　　 The six Mori bid farewell to Hattori and Waha to take the Kyoto line train to Kyoto. After getting off the train, seeing that the Shinkansen did not come, they went to the Metropolitan Hotel Kyoto Plaza outside Kyoto Station for afternoon tea, and then returned to Kyoto Station and took the Shinkansen back to Tokyo. ...
　　 In the evening, Miyamoto's house, living room.
　　 While eating dinner, Mei Daizi talked about what happened in the past two days, "That's it. Anyway, the murderer of the second incident, luck is really bad."
　　 Miko Miyamoto asked Yamazaki, "What do you think?"
　　 Yamazaki said: "It's not bad luck, but underestimated other people."
　　 Miko Miyamoto nodded and smiled: "Very good."
　　Mei Daizi said, "By the way~EbookFREE.me~Mama Hattori gave us the New Year's Eve money." She ran back to the room and got the red envelope, "I haven't read it yet, and I don't know how much it is."
　　 "You don't need to look at it, it's 10,000 yen." Miko Miyamoto smiled, "How do you say the head of the Hattori family is also the head of the Osaka Prefectural Police Department. It makes no sense to give you less money for the new year."
　　 Mei Daizi opened it and took a look. It turned out that there was a sheet of 10,000 yen. "Oh, five red envelopes are exactly 50,000 yen, which is the same price as the lacquerware we sent, brother?"
　　 Yamazaki said, "I tried to guess too."
　　Mei Daizi said, "By the way, Mom, I have another question. I think I have seen porcelain and golden gourds somewhere."
　　 "You take your time to think about this question." Miko Miyamoto smiled, and then looked at the time, "It's late now, hurry up and eat."
　　 "Oh, this is ready to eat." Mei Daizi said. ...
　　 Later, Shimada Kazuka, that is, Shigehiko Wakisaka, was sentenced to death for the crime of using explosive materials and consecutive homicides, but considering that he was reined in the end, the death sentence was not executed but he was imprisoned for thirty years.
Naoto Ishimori, that is, Yuhiro Koya, and the statute of limitations for the prosecution of the consecutive robber incidents of his six subordinates has expired, and only the killing of Architect Shimada and armed with a gun are left, and the death of Architect Shimada is due to Ishimori Naomi There was no attempt to kill, and the nature of the robber's murder turned to the robber's death.
Shimori Naomin was sentenced to 25 years for the crime of robber death and illegal possession of guns. Six of his men were sentenced to five years for being accomplices in the robber death and illegal possession of guns~EbookFREE.me~ Book friends are welcome to visit and read. The latest, fastest and hottest serial works are available at ~EbookFREE.me~ mobile users, please go to read.