Detective Conan: The Literary Genius is Actually a Great Scientist

Suzuki Estate.

After dinner, Suzuki Tomoko, who had just finished taking a bath, came down from the second floor. The belt of her purple bathrobe was loosely tied, and with each step, it subtly outlined the curves unique to a mature woman.

She was about to go to the kitchen to get a glass of milk when, as she passed the living room, her beautiful eyes glanced at it casually, and she stopped in her tracks.

on the sofa.

A young girl was lying there, laughing uncontrollably.

The elegant and noble Empress of the Suzuki Group stood there for more than ten seconds, watching the girl and a catfish that had just come ashore, her toes flailing in the air, and helplessly rubbed her forehead.

Who did this girl take after in terms of personality?

Giving up on getting the milk, Tomoko Suzuki walked to the sofa, looking down at her daughter who hadn't yet noticed her arrival, and abruptly said, "What are you looking at? Why are you so happy? Did you get goldfish in the house?"

"Oh my god!"

Sonoko was so frightened that she instinctively slammed her dangling leg down, her heel hitting the corner of the sofa. Instantly, her eyes welled up with tears, and she went from being a catfish to a shrimp, clutching her foot and wailing.

"It hurts! It hurts so much! My foot! My foot is ruined!"

Tomoko Suzuki closed her eyes, unable to bear to look.

When Yuanzi finally calmed down, she looked up and saw her mother with her arms crossed over her chest, creating a deep cleavage.

She pouted and complained, "Mom, what are you doing? You walked so quietly, you scared your precious daughter!"

Tomoko Suzuki's gaze fell on a pile of newspapers on the sofa, and she said calmly, "It's not that I walk silently, it's that you've been bewitched by a man, and your soul has drifted to Tokyo Bay."

"No way~" Sonoko stuck out her tongue and said coquettishly.

Tomoko Suzuki gracefully settled on the sofa and casually picked up a copy of "Bungei Shunju," which was devoting an entire page to analyzing the literary value of Xia Mo's new book, "Snow Country."

She quickly glanced through a few paragraphs and nodded slightly:

"To achieve such great results at such a young age is truly a once-in-a-century talent."

Hearing her mother praise the person she liked, Sonoko was even more excited than if she had been praised herself, and immediately puffed out her little chest: "Right? Lin Ran is the most, most, most outstanding boy in the world."

"Stop."

Tomoko Suzuki put down her newspaper and cut straight to the point, "So, when are you planning to bring my son-in-law home for me to meet?"

"Huh?" Sonoko was taken aback.

What do you mean, your son-in-law? That's clearly my husband.

The young lady buried her face in the cushion, her voice muffled and tinged with girlish shyness: "Oh, Mom, we're not even together yet... You're going to scare me like this..."

Tomoko Suzuki frowned. "So you haven't confirmed your relationship with my son-in-law yet? Sonoko Suzuki, you've been pursuing him for almost half a year now, haven't you?"

Sonoko squirmed on the sofa like a caterpillar, her nightgown rubbing up to her thighs: "I...I'm too embarrassed to mention it..."

"waste."

Tomoko Suzuki parted her lips slightly and uttered two words.

Sonoko: "???"

The young lady sat bolt upright, staring wide-eyed at her mother: "Mom! How could you say that about your own daughter?!"

"Did I say something wrong?" Suzuki Tomoko laughed angrily. "You had all the advantages: you knew him the earliest, your family background could give him the biggest help, you were quite handsome and cute, and you granted him every request. In the end, half a year has passed, and you haven't even gotten a proper title. What else are you but a good-for-nothing?"

She grew increasingly angry as she spoke: "If people knew that the second daughter of the Suzuki Group had been chasing a guy for half a year and still hadn't won him over, where would I put my face?"

Sonoko shrank back after being scolded, but quickly found a way to fight back.

She looked her sexy and domineering mother up and down.

Her stunning beauty, the curvaceous figure beneath her robe, the mature charm honed by time—every gesture exuded the grace of a wealthy matriarch, yet also carried a subtle, alluring allure…

As she watched, Sonoko pouted and started shifting the blame:

"How can you blame me! It's all your fault, Mom!"

"My fault?" Tomoko Suzuki was almost laughing in exasperation. "Come on, tell me, how have I hindered your pursuit of men?"

"It's you!"

Sonoko pointed at her mother with a righteous indignation, "Who told you not to pass on all your excellent genes to me when you gave birth to me? Look at your face, your figure, your temperament! If I had half... no, even a tenth of your charm, I would have already won Lin Ran over!"

Her gaze lingered for a moment on her mother's impressive curves, and she muttered softly, "If I were that big... I'm confident I could make him unable to look away..."

Tomoko Suzuki felt that her blood pressure was a little high.

Her ample bosom rose and fell violently with her breathing, revealing an alluring expanse of snow-white skin at the neckline of her robe.

Now the garden was even more envious.

It looks so big and soft. If her mom were this big, Lin Ran would definitely love to knead it...

Despite her anger, Tomoko Suzuki took a deep breath and decided to try a different approach to analyze the situation for her disappointing daughter.

She adjusted her posture, and the hem of her robe slipped open, revealing a section of her fair and shapely calves.

"Alright, let's get down to business." Her tone softened a bit. "The other night you stayed at Lin Ran's house until 11 p.m., what did you do besides reading his new book?"

Upon hearing this, Sonoko immediately became excited again.

"Oh, right, Mom, I saw a super, super cute little girl at Lin Ran's house! I want to adopt her as my little sister! Since Dad can't either, it's practically like you have a third daughter now, Mom. Aren't you happy?"

Tomoko Suzuki: "..."

She felt a throbbing sensation in her temples.

So you're staying at someone's house late at night not to cultivate a relationship with your beloved future husband, but to discover "younger sisters"?

Tomoko Suzuki barely suppressed the urge to throw her daughter out: "That's all? You went with Ran?"

"Yes!" Sonoko nodded.

"What's the relationship between my son-in-law and Xiaolan?"

"That's great, we're good friends," Sonoko said, then suddenly became alert. "Mom, why are you asking this?"

Tomoko Suzuki gave her a meaningful look:

"Yuanzi, have you ever heard of the term 'romantic genius'? Writers, especially great writers like my son-in-law who achieved fame at a young age, often have a much richer emotional world than ordinary people."

"You'd better seize this opportunity, or someone else will beat you to it."

"You beat them to it?"

Sonoko paused for two seconds, then her eyebrows shot up: "Mom! What are you saying! Ran is my best friend, we would never have anything to do with each other because of a man, and besides..."

Her voice suddenly softened, and her cheeks flushed slightly: "Besides, I've already thought it through. If I really... really end up with Lin Ran in the future, and Xiao Lan likes him too, it wouldn't be a problem to share him with her... We could be the three of us together..."

Tomoko Suzuki sneered, "I don't think so. No matter how deep the friendship between best friends is, it probably can't compare to the appeal of an outstanding man."

Even sisters keep clear accounts.

Not to mention such an outstanding man.

Seeing that her daughter still didn't take it seriously, Tomoko Suzuki decided to take some practical action to help her silly daughter.

She clutched her chest, which was throbbing with anger, and asked, "Apart from you and Xiaolan, have any other girls approached my son-in-law at school?"

Sonoko thought for a moment: "No, the other girls seem a little afraid of us..."

Tomoko Suzuki nodded: "Then why don't you hurry up and do it?"

Sonoko covered her face and rolled around on the sofa, saying, "I'm just shy..."

Tomoko Suzuki took a deep breath and softened her tone:

"Listen to your mother's advice. Outstanding men are in high demand, especially men like Lin Ran who are top-notch in terms of talent, looks, and temperament. He is still young now. In a few years, he will be more famous and have a higher status. At that time, the women surrounding him will be able to stretch from Tokyo Tower to Mount Fuji."

"If you're going to make a move, do it quickly and don't give others a chance."

Sonoko pouted, her eyes involuntarily glancing at her mother's chest again: "I want to too, but I lack confidence... Look at Ran, she's beautiful, has a great figure, and knows karate, so amazing... What do I have besides a little money...?"

"You are a daughter of the Suzuki family!"

Tomoko Suzuki practically gritted her teeth as she said, "This is your greatest source of confidence: the future heir to the Suzuki Group. That title is worth more than a hundred karate champions!"

She's really worried sick.

Lin Ran is like a nugget of gold buried in the sand, discovered only by her own foolish daughter. But what if one day a gust of wind blows the sand away, revealing the glittering gold beneath...?

At that time, who knows how many bees and butterflies will swarm to them.

As the true head of the Suzuki Group, Tomoko Suzuki knew all too well what high society was all about. Any man with a bit of ability would inevitably have some female confidantes around him.

Just like her husband, Shiro Suzuki, he may always appear as a kind and gentle father and husband at home, but outside... humph.

Suzuki Tomoko knew some things very well, even what the other person looked like, where they lived, and how long each time they made love, all of which had been meticulously documented on her desk by her subordinates.

But as long as they don't bring her home and cause a pregnancy, she doesn't care. After all, the two have been sleeping in separate beds for many years since Yuanzi was born, and she can understand some of her physical needs.

If a middle-aged son-in-law is like this, what about a young genius like Lin Ran?

He has talent, good looks, and even money; thanks to the royalties from his two books, he's not completely lacking.

These conditions combined are as devastating to women as two atomic bombs falling on Japan.

Even though Lin Ran himself was chaste, he would always encounter a few women who caught his eye, suited his taste, and made him unable to resist the advances of the swarming suitors.

Throughout history, both domestically and internationally, scholars have always been associated with romance and elegance, almost to the point of being a label. The public is quite tolerant of this, and even regards it as a beautiful story to be told with relish.

My daughter's biggest advantage right now is that she has seized the initiative.

First love is always the most unforgettable for a man, especially the love from his school days.

Even if Lin Ran does have a confidante in the future, Sonoko will be able to occupy a legitimate position with the strength of the Suzuki Group, and no one will dare to bully her.

If the name is not correct, the words will not ring true.

The position of the Empress is very important.