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The texture of ginkgo leaves is also fantastic.

Ai Haibara snapped out of her daze and turned around, then, seeing the leaves, whispered in surprise, "When did you put these on...?"

But that's not a problem, she continued, "Today, Ayumi and I really saw some pretty beautiful scenery."

Hearing the voice, Ayumi chimed in, "The ginkgo trees at school are really beautiful! So many leaves are falling down, and then...and then..."

Ayumi lowered her head shyly, "I don't know how to describe it, but it's really beautiful!"

"Let's go take a look together later!"

Mitsuhiko looked longingly at him, probably starting to daydream again.

The same goes for Genta.

However, Conan, who has always been out of step with the group, interrupted, "Let's help Professor Agasa find the letter first."

He looked up at the television. "After reading the letter or postcard, the doctor usually puts it on the television. Maybe what we're looking for is right behind the television."

ten minutes later.

The group continued to examine each letter one by one.

Yusuke Suzuki read it quickly, and in a hurry.

He threw away another 'invalid' letter and picked it up again.

For some reason, he suddenly felt a surge of energy and inexplicably felt that the letter in front of him was the one.

Upon opening it, it really was!

Just then, Ai Haibara also looked over and exclaimed, "What adorable handwriting!"

"Indeed, it's cuter than your handwriting."

Yusuke Suzuki used his fingers to feel whether the postcard was a single sheet, which at the same time brought an attack to his kidneys.

Tilt your head.

My wife's eyes are dangerous.

ahem...

Yusuke Suzuki remained expressionless, flipped the postcard over, glanced at it briefly, and then silently handed it to Professor Agasa.

Although he didn't say anything, his action still attracted the attention of the three little ones.

Combined with Professor Agasa's expression after seeing the postcard...

There is gossip!

"Could it be a love letter?"

Mitsuhiko hit the nail on the head.

Dr. Agasa's increasingly ruddy old face further confirms this claim.

But of course, he couldn't admit it verbally.

He began to explain, and in doing so, he brought up the events of forty years ago.

That's the story of the boy A-Li and the little girl who's afraid of dogs.

When he was in elementary school, on the first day of school, Professor Agasa took a less-used side path because he was afraid of being late.

He unexpectedly encountered a little girl who was afraid to go any closer because she was afraid of dogs.

The other person was a cute girl whose big eyes couldn't be hidden even when she pulled her hat down low.

What followed was naturally the process of getting to know each other and becoming friends.

The girl was afraid of dogs because she was bitten by her family's dog when she was a child, but with the help of Professor Agasa, the little girl also came to love animals again.

Then... about two months later, the little girl moved away.

We didn't say goodbye in person, but we left a postcard.

After hearing this, the three children felt it wasn't right for the little girl to just leave like that. "She should at least have said 'goodbye'," they said.

"It must be that she wanted to say it but couldn't bring herself to."

At that moment, Ai Haibara said softly, "Because 'goodbye' is truly a sad word that can pierce each other's hearts."

If one day she has to part ways with Yusuke Suzuki, will she have the courage to say 'goodbye'?

I think should not be.

She didn't want to break up with Yusuke Suzuki either.

Not at all.

It's become second nature for me to understand my wife's thoughts.

But now, Suzuki Yusuke could not hug or hold hands, so he could only move his body slightly to get closer to Haibara Ai.

Professor Agasa also offered some words of comfort to Ai Haibara, and softly read aloud the words on the postcard.

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"Thank you for these three months. I'm so glad I got to know Agasa."

"I don't like saying goodbye, so goodbye."

"Ten years from now, before the sun sets, let's meet in that place full of memories."

"If I don't see you, I'll wait until the next ten years. Even if I become an old woman, I will wait for you."

"So, if you're free at that time, please come and meet me."

"For my most beloved Agasa."

"November 24th, Class 4-A, Kinoshita..."

The name is unclear.

The absurd Professor Agasa himself doesn't even remember the other person's name.

Yusuke Suzuki took it and looked at it again; there was another line of text.

The given information is 4163 33 6 0, indicating an animal.

To be honest, this person is even more outrageous.

So you were the first person to solve the rice flower riddle?

They started using secret codes at such a young age.

This delay lasted forty years.

Are you afraid that Professor Agasa will be able to keep the appointment?

But that doesn't make sense either, since he really did wait for Professor Agasa for forty years. Isn't that a sincere feeling?

Therefore, we can pretty much draw a conclusion.

Playing with codes and riddles has been something Professor Agasa has been passionate about since childhood.

Fusae believed that Agasa, whom she considered 'omnipotent,' would definitely be able to decipher her code, which is why she did this.

And the concern that others might see the contents of the postcards is probably also part of the reason.

While Yusuke Suzuki was analyzing the postcards, Professor Agasa was simultaneously being criticized.

Not only did he forget the person's full name, but he also spent a full forty years trying to figure out where that 'place full of memories' was.

Well... I'm so disappointed in you!

After reading the postcard, Yusuke Suzuki put it down and confidently said, "Today is November 24th, and there's still some time before sunset."

Today must be November 24th!

He was cleared of suspicion because he couldn't distinguish the date!

As for the code, he has already deciphered it.

It has to be said that the code was made by a child, and it was rather simple.

Especially when he used the KO decryption method.

【4163 33 6 0】

It seemed like there was no clue, but the other party gave a hint: animals.

Fusae and Professor Agasa's first encounter was with animals.

With the help of Professor Agasa, she rediscovered her love for animals.

This is already of extraordinary significance.

The numbers are clearly grouped; by combining this with the known answers, the solution can be found.

Yusuke Suzuki knew the answer was 'under the ginkgo tree at the elementary school'.

The Japanese word for "under the tree" or "under the tree" is "木の下".

'Ginkgo tree' is 'イチョウの木'.

The full sentence is 'Primary school のイチョウの木の下'.

When Dr. Agasa was telling stories, he mentioned several key words.

The Chono family, who kept a golden hamster, and the Noi family, who kept a dog.

In addition, the words 'elementary school' and 'Kinoshita' are very obvious.

'Elementary School Noi Cho Nokishita' is pronounced as 'しょうがっこうのいちょうのきのした'.

The homophonic pronunciation of this sentence is 'elementary school's のイチョウの木の下'.

Therefore, '4163' represents the elementary school, '33' represents the Noi family, '6' represents the Chono family, and '0' represents the Kinoshita family.

The hint is an animal, but at that time, there were no animals in the Kinoshita household, so the answer is '0'.

The Chono family keeps a mouse, so it should be '1', not '6'.

No, no, we can't start with the quantity.