Saturday, April 20, Tokyo Metropolitan Racecourse.

After leaving Maori Detective Office, Lan directly stopped a taxi and came here, where the heroic emperor horse was located.

"There are so many people. This is the first time I have come to the racecourse." Walking out of the passage and standing on the platform, Lan smiled, "You have to find Miss Yamei's father as soon as possible."

He walked behind Lan dejectedly and stood still. He recalled what he had heard just now, and the news reported in the horse farm, the heroic emperor horse won, and recalled the homework he worked hard and spent a week to do, but in the end he didn't have time to place bets. Maori felt his nose felt a little sore.

Standing on Lan's right hand and looking at the seats that were almost full, Conan thought, there was no such simple truth to find. He really underestimated the detective's work.

"How do you find so many people?" Standing on Lan's left, Yamazaki said helplessly, "Or...uh..." Speaking of this, he looked at the left casually, suddenly stood out from the seat, took the horse ticket and the horse newspaper, walked to the platform, and looked down at a middle-aged man. Yamazaki really didn't know what to say.

Hearing the weirdness in Yamazaki's words, he followed Yamazaki's gaze and immediately found the middle-aged man. He was the one in the photo Kenzo Hirota, the father of Miss Masami, who they were looking for. So Ran shouted in surprise: "I found it." Then he turned around and said to the Maori and the other two, "I just said I could find it, I am also a famous detective."

Yamazaki murmured in a low voice: "What does this have to do with being a famous detective?" He thought to himself, this luck is really...

Coming back to his senses, Maori asked, "What?" Then he looked at the Mr. Hirota and shouted in surprise, "No, no."

"This, how is this possible?" Conan asked in surprise when he took two steps forward and looked at Mr. Hirota.

"I'll call him over." Lan said happily, and as she said that she wanted to go over.

"Wait a minute," Maori explained, grabbing Ran's arm, "the other party is a missing person. If you alert him, it will be troublesome to let him escape."

Looking at Mr. Hirota who had thrown the horse ticket and turned around and left, Lan said, "But..."

"We'll just follow him." Yamazaki smiled.

Maori smiled and said, "You want to find where he lives."...

Maori and the other four followed Mr. Hirota who were not wary and all the way to his apartment, a roadside, a yard, and a two-story building. After confirming where he was staying, Ran immediately called Miss Masami to notify.

About a quarter of an hour later, Mr. Hirota came out of the room again, followed the stairs on the right side of the building, and then left the yard. So Maori and the other four separated, Ran and Yamazaki stayed in place, waiting for Miss Masami. Maori took Conan with him, and took Conan with him because it made it more natural to see.

About a quarter of an hour later, Mr. Hirota came back with a few plastic bags, and it seemed that he was going to buy the ingredients for dinner. At this time, Miss Mami also came to the place she agreed with Lan. Getting off the taxi, Miss Mami immediately saw Mr. Hirota who was about to climb the stairs to go home. Then, before she could say anything to Lando, she rushed over.

When Mr. Hirota saw Miss Masami, he was immediately shocked. When he was lost, the bag in his hand fell to the ground.

At this time, Miss Masami shed tears and cried with a smile: "Dad, I have been looking for you all the time." As she said that, she threw herself into Mr. Hirota's arms and started crying.

Seeing this, Lan smiled with emotion: "It's so great."

"Don't you think that sister seems different from yesterday?" Conan walked over and said, "I'm much more mature in dressing up, and it seems to be wearing makeup."

"That's because I've been separated from my father for too long," Lan smiled. "Of course I have to dress up when I meet again."

"Maybe I'm afraid that her father is worried," Yamazaki smiled, "It looks a lot more energetic." But he was thinking in his heart that Mr. Kenzo Hirota's expression was very interesting, and he was shocked, but he really couldn't see it. Is there any problem here?

At this time, Miss Masami hugged Mr. Hirota's arm tightly, then faced Ran, Maori, Conan and Yamazaki, and smiled sweetly. Then, she bowed ninety degrees with her father Mr. Hirota, bowed to the four of them, then picked up the things on the ground and went upstairs.

Seeing that their father and daughter were going home, Yamazaki thought, forget it, someone else’s family affairs...

"Dad," Lan smiled, holding Maori's arm, "It's great."

"As long as it is my Kogoro Mouri, such a case is just a trivial matter." Maori laughed, but he was thinking in his heart that he forgot to sign the contract yesterday. Now this matter is handled so quickly. I don't know if Miss Masami sent the commission fee. If she forgot, the loss would be even greater.

"Okay," Yamazaki smiled, "their father and daughter are back for dinner, so let's go back too."

"Hmm?" Just a few steps, Conan discovered a tall man wearing a long yellow windbreaker with a collar on his face, wearing sunglasses, and standing behind a telephone pole.

"Who is that guy?" Maori asked casually.

The man saw Maori and the other four looking at him, immediately pulled his upright collar and turned around and left.

"Maybe I'm passing by." Yamazaki said, thinking in his heart, isn't this dress just the work clothes that Uncle Maori often wears when he squatting? Who is he staring at? Could it be that Mr. Hirota? But if he is really staring at Mr. Hirota, that means that there are other people looking for him, then this matter will be a little bit interesting. Well... Nothing will happen at this time, okay, come and take a look at Mr. Hirota at night. Thinking of this, Yamazaki turned around and looked at Mr. Hirota's apartment. Whether it's alive or not depends on your own luck...

After returning home, Yamazaki and Miko Miyamoto talked about this matter, and Miyamoto asked him to do it himself.

At night, Conan and the other four had a midnight snack, packed up their food and went back.

Seeing them leaving, Yamazaki said, "Mom, I'll go over and take a look."

Meidaizi, who had just eaten something, said, "Brother, I'm going there too."

So the two went together. They took a taxi and just approached the small building where Mr. Hirota's apartment was located. Before the car could arrive, a black car drove away from the side of the road there.

Looking at the taillights of the car moving far away in front, Meidaizi asked, "Brother, it's not that coincidental, right?"

Yamazaki said: "No matter what, it's not wrong to call an ambulance first." As he said that, he went down without waiting for the car to stop.

Yamazaki rushed to the second floor where Mr. Hirota lived, and amid the ever-changing cat meows, he rushed into Mr. Hirota's apartment without locking the door.

Turning on the light and looking at Mr. Hirota who was lying in the room, Yamazaki went forward and squatted down to check.

At this time, Meidaizi walked in and asked, "Brother, how are you? Is he dead?"

"I'm not dead," Yamazaki stood up and replied with a smile, "but if we don't come, he will definitely die."

"What a bad guy. This happened just after meeting his daughter." After looking around in the room, Meidazi asked again, "What about his daughter? Didn't you say that her daughter is looking for him? Is this his daughter going to kill him?"

"I don't know," Yamazaki smiled when he walked to the door, "but the door was not broken. He must be a person he knew. As for whether he was his daughter or not, it was difficult to judge."

Looking at the bloody iron pipe on the ground and Mr. Hirota's location, Medako said: "This is when the man came in, when he turned around and turned around, he suddenly burst out and took the iron pipe hidden in the sleeves of his clothes or behind him, directly attacking his head."

"Not bad," Yamazaki said, "it's not small, he knocked him to the ground with just one blow."

"What about his daughter?" Meidako asked again, "Is it in the car just now?"

"How could I know this?" Yamazaki smiled bitterly.

"By the way," said Medeko, "I'm going to call to notify my mother that we're going to record the confession."

"Forget it," Yamazaki smiled, "I'll just go alone, you'd better go back to sleep."

"Well..." After thinking about it, Mei Daiko replied, "Okay." Then she complained, "It's so boring. I thought I could beat up bad people."...

A few minutes later, an ambulance came to pick up Mr. Hirota, and about half an hour later, the Meguro police department arrived.

"At this time," asked the Meguro Police Department, "Why are you in this place?"

"Oh, this is Uncle Maori in the afternoon and found someone monitoring here," Yamazaki explained, "so he asked me to see it. He was like this when I came."

"In the afternoon?" asked the police department of Meguri, "What are you doing here?"

"Uncle Maori received a commission." Yamazaki said, and told the story of the matter to Memu Police Department.

Meguro Police Department asked, "So, what about this Mr. Hirota's daughter?"

"I didn't see it," said Yamazaki, "but when I came, a car that was supposed to be black left, and I didn't see everything clearly about the license plate."

"By the way, where is Maori?" asked Meguro again, "What is he doing now?"

"This should be sleeping," Yamazaki said, "after all, it's already so late."

After looking at the watch, Meguro Police Department said, "Okay, you go back too, and call Maori to come together tomorrow."
Chapter completed!