Chapter 81: Who Is the Murderer?

When put this way, everything fits logically. Even if that little girl, Irene, had some talent for deduction, there are many talented people out there. How many of them are as smooth sailing as she is? Ha! She portrays herself as a modern woman, but in the end, isn't she still relying on a man? Kashi was getting impatient. At home, he had always been tolerant of Helen, to the point of fear, but when it came to important matters, Kashi never backed down: "Alright, let me ask you, are you going or not?" Helen genuinely loved her husband and knew clearly that he was her only support. She wouldn't really make him angry, so she smiled and said, "Of course I'll go. I'm just talking to you, aren't I?" Her voice was so sweet that it reminded Kashi of their younger, more romantic days, and his tone softened considerably: "Then do it soon. Buy more things that mother hasn't tried." When Joanna came home, she saw Helen getting ready to go out. Surprised, she asked, "Mom, where are you goin