#caseclosededogawa

[hackingsodabottles]

@caseclosededogawa

"I'd love to. I'll go find a couple cake forks so we can begin enjoying it." Hada replied with a warm smile. "There is more cake though. I actually bought a few different pieces for us to try out but figured it was easier just giving you one piece." She chuckled and playfully stuck out her tongue. "Besides you only have your birthday once a year. Gotta celebrate in style ~"

[thievinggentleman]

CCEdogawa [B/c Shin/Cone is a shit]: "Papa? What's hemorrhoids?"

@caseclosededogawa—

    “Ask yer mother, runt, ‘cause I sure as hell ain’t friggin’ tellin’ you!”

[orchidxangel]

@caseclosededogawa continued from here

“Well, you see.. Heiji-kun really wanted you to be there too, so its going to be the four of us.” she told him and laughed awkwardly. The detective of the west was really excited to see Shinichi as himself without having to worry about him turning to Conan again, he almost pleaded to her to make him tag along. “Uhm, anyway.. shall we go Yukata shopping?”

[saguru-hakuba-detective]

“What good is a Watson without a Holmes?”

[silverbulletofthefbi]

@caseclosededogawa

Subaru seemed faintly distracted as he glanced northward. A woman with her dog passed by their seating at the park and walked away, the dog pulling just a bit against the leash as if to get away a bit faster... It was hard to describe, but people who were about to die had a certain aura surrounding them. He frowned for a second and turned back to the boy.

“Anyway, I’m hoping that your friends will enjoy the new recipe, though I’m afraid of overcooking the vegetables again.”

[wiseandwary]

“That won’t look questionable at all, a young man stripping in front of a young child...”

Even if Japan didn’t have the paranoia about child predation that the UK and the US had, and thus didn’t find a young man caring for children or watching them suspect... that was still incredibly... awkward. Even if she knew the boy was really the same age as the other, an outside observer didn’t.

[axroomfulxofxmuses-archive]

((@caseclosededogawa liked this for a starter))

She was doing research for something she needed to investigate, and didn’t really want to be bothered unless they were trying to help. And even then she’d probably give a look.

(Masumi was just annoyed because she’d been compared to Akai again. Wasn’t her fault the man had turned traitor, and yet some people wouldn’t let it go.)

[zero-furuya-blog]

Detective vs Detective

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Amuro Tooru’s morning shifts at Cafe Poirot are usually peaceful enough to be called a holiday, by Furuya Rei’s standard. No rest for Bourbon, though. After Rum’s message for him yesterday, Bourbon was expected to be on full alert for his new mission. This kind of thing was usually followed by his absence on this part-time job as a waiter the following day, if not for the fact that Mouri Detective Agency above the cafe being the perfect place to dig scraps of information about the elusive Kudo Shinichi.

Rei cracked a smile as he scrubbed the fifth table near the window. As expected from Conan, the bugs he planted yesterday seemed to be no longer functional, since he could only hear silence from his earpiece. As it was, he could still eavesdrop on some interesting conversations until last night. Rei wasn’t one for gossiping about his (technically) neighbors of course, but he would be lying if he didn’t relish on juicy gossips. As in gossips about how Conan-kun pretended not to skip school yesterday, Ran-san’s forgotten groceries, Mouri-san’s secret fawning over his wife’s photo instead of Okino Yoko, Ran-san’s new boyfriend...

That last one is particularly juicy for Rei’s taste, considering the identity of said boyfriend.

Despite what the Organization might think, Kudo Shinichi wasn’t so dead, huh? What should he do with this information?

He already knew for sure that Kudo family was involved in hiding Akai Shuichi’s continued survival behind those mansion walls. To find out that their only son was eliminated for snooping into Organization’s business was one thing, but to get a confirmation he actually survived was—

The sound of jingling bell from the front entrance snapped him out of his thoughts.

A customer.

Rei—no, Amuro pasted an automatic smile on his face, “Welcome to Cafe Poirot! May I take your o...” as he took in the appearance of the first customer, his smile widened a fraction. This situation felt familiar.

Across from him, Edogawa Conan stared into the depth of his eyes, oversized glasses gleaming with intent.

“Conan-kun, can I help you with something?”

If Rei played his cards right, he would surely get what he wants.