Gao Mu said this with emotion: "Although my children are in the same city, they are not around, so I can only raise cats to relieve my loneliness."
"But don't you think it's strange?" Tang Ze said, "You're obviously feeling lonely, and you've been feeding it, so why don't you just get a cat?"
"Yeah, that's really strange." Takagi looked around and said, "With such a large house, it should be easy to keep two cats."
"We have no way of knowing what she is thinking."
Tang Ze put away the evidence bag containing the hair and said, "The only thing we can do now is to find out the truth about Mrs. Shunsaka's death and let her pass away without any injustice."
"So where should we go now?" Takagi asked, "Should we go find the person who first discovered it?"
"Of course." Tang Ze nodded and said, "I think you can see that the other party feels that they are hiding something."
"Yes." Takagi nodded. "When he saw Shunsaka's two children, the expression on his face was not very natural."
"Call him and ask if he has time to make an appointment." Tang Ze started to decide the direction of the subsequent investigation.
The process of meeting the first discoverer, Mr. Nishikawa, went smoothly. After hearing what Takagi said, the other party readily agreed to their visit.
After the two arrived at Mr. Nishikawa's house, he led them to the living room.
After sitting down, he thought the other party was going to serve tea, but unexpectedly, the other party put a notarized certificate on the table.
"This is Mrs. Shunsaka's suicide note. It has been notarized by a notary public and is legally binding."
Mr. Nishikawa looked at the two of them and explained, "I wanted to bring this up at that time, but I felt it was a personal family matter, so I hesitated until now."
Looking at the notarized certificate handed over by the other party, Tang Ze opened the file bag and saw the information inside.
Mrs. Shunsaka's will is clearly stated on the notarized will.
Article 1: All the following estates of the testator shall be inherited by his eldest son Shunsaka Yamaken and his eldest daughter Shunsaka Tachika.
Article 2: As a prerequisite for inheriting the estate, the testator must adopt the tabby cat and calico cat from the testator's home and bear all the medical and living expenses of the two cats for the rest of their lives until the two cats die of natural causes.
In other words, if you want to inherit Mrs. Shunsaka's mansion and property, you must adopt two cats.
This is probably a somewhat torturous condition for the two children.
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