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Yasufumi Yoshikawa looked greatly encouraged, stood up immediately, and stretched out his hand to Kazuma: "Count me in."

Kazuma held his hand: "Are you ready for the transfer?"

"I don't want to stay in this crappy place for a long time. If I stay here any longer, I'll grow mushrooms." Yasufumi Yoshikawa said with a bitter look on his face. "You don't know how boring it is here. I can only find something after the horse racing starts every day." It’s fun.”

Kazuma raised his eyebrows: "Do you still have people here giving away horse racing tickets?"

"Of course not! Who would bribe the police here? The driving license test is of such low importance that no one even comes to bribe us, the invigilators."

"Maybe some big shot wants to take the card test, but he's afraid he won't be able to pass it," Asano said.

"You are stupid. How can a big shot drive his own car? I really want to get a license to drive by myself. I don't even need to take the test. I can just say hello to the Ministry of Transport."

As he spoke, Yoshikawa began to pack his things.

Kazuma held down his hand to close the table: "Wait a minute, why are you so anxious? I have to go through the process to submit the report."

"What? Do you still have to go through the process? I thought I would just follow you and be done with it."

Kazuma waved his hand: "What are you thinking about? This is a normal transfer, and of course you have to follow the procedures. Now that you are leaving with me, you will be considered absent from work."

Yoshikawa Yasufumi sat back on the chair with a dejected look on his face, and raised his legs on the table: "I still have to go to work."

At this time, the head of the examination section who was out for dinner entered the office while picking his teeth. Yoshikawa immediately put his feet down from the table when he saw it.

The police officers who went to eat with Ma Kan returned to the office one after another, and said goodbye to Yasufumi Yoshikawa: "I'm leaving first, you just wait for the transfer order."

"Okay." Yoshikawa said helplessly, "Are you going to Miwako's place next?"

"Yeah, let's stop by once we're all out."

"Yeah," Yoshikawa hesitated and then added, "Help me see if she is doing well."

Yoshikawa's expression when he said this looked lonely and sentimental.

Kazuma's expression softened: "I will."

After saying that, Kazuma turned and walked out the door.

Behind him, he heard Section Chief Sang Zai asking Yoshikawa: "Why is the big star of the Metropolitan Police looking for you?"

Yoshikawa responded loudly: "Of course he came to recruit me to join his mobile team. My karate skills finally came in handy."

"Be careful," the section chief said. "This Kiryu Police Department guy is so famous now. I heard that he has offended the gold watch team who is now covering the sky with one hand at Sakurada Gate."

"Impossible, he is also a graduate of Dongda University and is a member of the gold watch team." Yoshikawa responded nonchalantly.

"Did you see that he was wearing a gold watch? No! He was wearing an electronic watch. I heard about it. He used this to show his determination not to join the gold watch group."

At this time, another clerk joined the conversation enthusiastically: "No, the Kiryu Police Department wears electronic watches because electronic watches are the crystallization of modern industry. The left wing likes to say that they represent modern industry."

The section chief was a person from that era. When he mentioned the left wing, he thought of taking to the streets, Molotov cocktails and the Communist Army, so he was shocked: "He is actually a spy planted by the left wing? No wonder he was not welcome and was kicked to the mobile team." , Oh no, isn’t it just right to go to the Mobile Team? After all, it is the Mobile Team that is mainly responsible for dealing with street riots..."

Yoshikawa smiled and said: "Chief, what era are you from? Now the left wing has begun to take the path of parliamentary struggle."

What followed was just nonsense, so Kazuma withdrew his attention and no longer paid attention to the conversation coming from a distance.

Only then did he notice that Asano had been talking.

He wasn't listening at all, so he interrupted Asano: "What did you say? Can you say it again from the beginning?"

"Damn it, you didn't listen! Isn't your mind wandering too serious? Could it be Alzheimer's syndrome?"

Kazuma: "It's hard for young people to think about that stuff, okay! I'm just thinking about things. Let's start from the beginning."

"I said, I didn't expect that Yoshikawa Yasufumi was still an infatuated person. You saw his expression when he just said, 'Help me see if she is doing well.'"

Kazuma: "Indeed."

"Are you sure?"

"Otherwise? Just one word of agreement is enough. Stop talking nonsense, let's go see how Miwako is doing."

Kazuma said, taking out the police manual and looking at Miwako's situation that he copied from the police station file yesterday.

It seems that after Miwako and Takada lived together for a short time, they moved out and rented an apartment to live by themselves, working part-time in a nearby supermarket during the day.

In Tokyo in 1985, you could make a lot of money even if you worked part-time.

In times of economic boom, you can do pretty well no matter what you do.

Relatively speaking, the salary of national civil servants such as police officers is not so attractive.

But after the economic bubble bursts, it’s time to do the opposite.

After all, police officers are on a royal diet, and their wages will not be reduced even if the economy goes into recession.

Asano was also reading his police manual and murmured: "After saying goodbye to her old lover for many years, she didn't go on a trip or anything, she just found an apartment to live in, and then worked every day. This is weird no matter how you look at it.

"According to Yoshikawa, she went to Tsugaru Strait to see the snow scenery alone. She should be the new type of woman who likes to travel, right?"

Kazuma shrugged: "You'll know it when you see her in person."

**

Two hours later, Kazuma and Asano met Ohno Miwako.

At first, the two of them just pretended to be waiting in line to pay at the convenience store and watched from a distance.

Asano: "She doesn't look like a new woman at all. She looks more like an old single woman who has been divorced three times."

Kazuma: "No, he has a good foundation, especially his figure. He is the type that Takada would like."

That Takada seems to have a pretty high eye for women.

He probably wouldn't like her even if she wasn't beautiful.

Asano: "Maybe it's because of my face."

At this time, the customer who paid in front complained loudly: "How bad! I only bought so many things, and it takes so long to calculate the money!"

"Sorry, sorry!" Miwako apologized repeatedly, looking embarrassed.

At this time, the fat man with the store manager's nameplate on his chest came over to apologize to the yelling customer: "I'm sorry, she may have her period today, please understand. I'll pay you."

The customer said angrily: "So, why do women come to work? They can go home and do housework!"

Kazuma frowned. As someone who traveled through time in a country where men and women had been equal for many years, he just couldn't bear to hear such misogynistic remarks.

He was about to step forward to argue with the man, but Asano took the lead and said, "Hey! What's wrong with women working? Can't women make money to support themselves? Now the whole world pays attention to equality between men and women, do you understand?"

When the customer saw Asano being so short, his arrogance suddenly increased several times: "Equality between men and women? If you want equality, go to the **** camp! Women over there can drive tractors and airplanes, and they have to work in factories like men! Damn!" What is this thing in Japan? In Japan, it is tradition for the husband to work and the woman to do housework! This woman is working outside, and her husband must not be able to see anyone in the company!"

Asano looked like he was about to jump up and smash the customer's knees, so Kazuma took a step forward and inserted himself between him and the customer.

The customer's view was suddenly blocked by Kazuma's strong chest muscles, and when he raised his head, his arrogance was visible to the naked eye by three points.

"What are you doing?" He sounded like he was emboldening himself.

"I'm sorry, I have something to do with Miss Ono." Kazuma said and showed his police badge to Miwako.

Miwako looked stunned.

The customer said proudly: "Look! This woman has indeed committed a crime! I asked her why a woman from a good family would come out to work! She must be doing something shameful at night!"

Kazuma turned his head and glared at the arrogant guy: "I'm afraid the money a girl in a special industry can earn in one day is not equivalent to your salary for several months. If you don't say a few words, you will die, right?"

Now is the golden age of nightclub public relations ladies. In this era, major Japanese companies spend ridiculously high amounts of money to entertain guests. If they don't spend enough, they will be scolded for neglecting the guests.

That’s why big companies take clients to nightclubs by offering famous drinks in different ways, and it’s just a piece of cake for a famous public relations lady to suck in millions of yen in one night.

He Ma's salary is only seven to eight million a year, which is incomparable.

However, Kazuma was just trying to teach the arrogant customer a lesson, but Miwako was completely panicked: "I'm not working in a special industry!"

Only then did Kazuma realize that if he said this in this place, he might have some bad influence on Miwako.

Maybe she was bullied.

So he hurriedly made up for it: "No, we came to you about the Takata Police Department and Hyuga Company. Let's take a step to talk."

Miwako's expression didn't change much when she heard Takada's name, which even made Kazuma feel a little numb.

This is strange, after all, Miwako and Takada lived together briefly.

If it was an old lover, there would be no way he could be so calm.

At this time, the convenience store manager said: "Ohno, go and have a rest."

Miwako nodded, then gave up her cashier position and came out from behind the counter.

Kazuma pointed to the chair next to him.

Japanese convenience stores are very advanced in this era. They are equipped with microwave ovens that can heat the bentos for sale, and they also provide places where you can sit and eat the bentos.

It’s just that this advanced configuration has remained unchanged for decades, and gradually it cannot keep up with the times.

After Kazuma sat down, he glanced at the microwave oven placed in the corner.

He doesn't have this advanced equipment at home yet, and Chiyoko has thought about buying a second-hand one many times.

Miwako took the initiative and said, "What happened? What do you want to ask me?"

"We want to know about your relationship with the Takata Police Department."

Miwako frowned slightly: "Love? This..."

She held her head and looked troubled: "To be honest, I have nothing to say. I don't even know what I like about Takada. Maybe it's just because he is handsome."

Kazuma: "You dumped your childhood sweetheart of many years just because you are handsome?"

Miwako: "No, these are two things. I have long thought that I should leave Kangwen."

Kazuma noticed that Miwako was still calling Yoshikawa by name.

In Japan, this is a behavior only seen between relatively close people.

Kazuma: "Burnout period?"

"I don't know, maybe. I majored in cosmetology in college, so I don't know much about these things."

Kazuma raised his eyebrows. He was a cosmetologist who studied beauty but worked as an ordinary clerk in a convenience store.

"I just think that maybe I should try to be self-reliant. I have a dream to open my own beauty salon in Tokyo. Kangwen is very supportive of my dream and thinks about saving money all day long. But... in short, I just Thinking, maybe I should do this myself.”

Kazuma had already felt at this time that compared to Yoshikawa Yasufumi, Ohno Miwako's thoughts were very chaotic and her speech was completely unorganized.

It felt like what Hinata Company did to her was different from general psychological guidance.

Successful psychological guidance generally makes people's thoughts clear.

The person being guided should have very smooth thinking.

I'm afraid what Hyuga Company is doing is not just psychological guidance, but may also be indoctrination.

Inject ideas that don't exist.

At this time, Ohno Miwako showed a distressed look: "I don't know how to express this thought, I'm sorry. In short, it's impossible not to leave him."

"You had this idea after you were kidnapped by Hyuga Company last year, right?"

"Kidnapped?" Ohno Miwako looked shocked, "I was not kidnapped."

Kazuma took out the police manual and was about to look at the date of the incident he copied down, when Asano took the lead and said, "Weren't you kidnapped by Hyuga Company on July 12 last year?"

"Ah, that's an invitation. I met the Takata Police Department in a previous salon, and he arranged a surprise party for me." Ohno Miwako smiled, as if recalling a happy thing, "I had a great time ”

Kazuma: "Really? What did you play?"

"Big game, I actually thought I was kidnapped at first, and shouted to their staff, 'My boyfriend is a national karate champion,' and 'He can take care of all of you by himself.' Later, the Takata Police Department showed up like a hero , help me escape together."

Ohno Miwako stopped as if she suddenly remembered something, and said suddenly, "Ah, that's when I fell madly in love with the Takata Police Department. But this kind of love is like a tornado, it comes and goes as fast as it comes."

Kazuma and Asano looked at each other.

She fell madly in love with Takada, but later forgot about this part, and was still wondering why she fell in love with Takada - at first, Miwako said "probably because he is handsome."

It’s not normal no matter how you think about it.

But if this is the effect achieved by psychological treatment, the time it took Hinata Company to achieve it was too short.

Generally, psychotherapy is a long process that takes months.

It didn't say it would be cured in three days.

At this time, Kazuma had an inspiration, and then interrupted Miwako who was in a state of infatuation, and asked: "By the way, will Hinata Company recommend a psychological clinic to you in the future?"

Miwako Ohno nodded: "Yes, Mr. Kosa, the representative director of Hyuga Company, recommended to me a clinic run by his college classmate. He said that I might have some psychological problems and suggested that I go and see it."

"You read?"

"I saw it," Miwako replied with a smile.