Uda laughed, hearing Nakatsura's explanation. Nakatsura had deliberately fabricated the details to test his old friend.
"It means you suspected him before you greeted him," said Uda.
"Yes. My friend's eyes looked different. So I purposely narrated those untrue facts to see his reaction."
"What if he doesn't actually know that Tebashi Norio was your neighbor's name? Earlier, you said that your friend doesn't really enjoy socializing. So when you mention Tebashi Norio's name, he didn't know who it was. Maybe he thought it was the name of the owner of the tea shop he often went to." Mano was still sneering.
"I don’t think he drinks tea very often. So it’s almost impossible for him to intentionally come to a shop that sells tea," said Nakatsura.
"Didn't he want to gift a high-priced Yellow Tea to his female friend? What is the name of the woman you mentioned yesterday? Akemi?" Mano said.
"Which Akemi?" Nakatsura asked.
"That very tall girl. Who was often wore colorful rubber bands on her left wrist." Mano was amazed at herself because she still remembered the things that Nakatsura said yesterday.
"There was no such girl around where we lived. I was just making it up," said Nakatsura.
"Then why did he borrow money from you if not to buy a gift for his girlfriend?"
"He never borrowed money from me at all. We're not close. So if he really needs money, he will most likely ask for the help of one of my other friends who knows him better," said Nakatsura.
Uda Harido laughed out loud after hearing the words that Nakatsura said.
This time, it was clear that the man had completely forgotten about one episode that had occurred in his life. It was natural for Nakatsura to be suspicious.
"So yesterday, there were two people who lost their memories at the Shinkankyo restaurant," said Uda.
"There may be more than two people. It's just, those two people that I really observe. Maybe there were other people we didn't know were in the restaurant, who also lost their memories," said Nakatsura.
Uda laughed, hearing Nakatsura's explanation. Nakatsura had deliberately fabricated the details to test his old friend.
"It means you suspected him before you greeted him," said Uda.
"Yes. My friend's eyes looked different. So I purposely narrated those untrue facts to see his reaction."
"What if he doesn't actually know that Tebashi Norio was your neighbor's name? Earlier, you said that your friend doesn't really enjoy socializing. So when you mention Tebashi Norio's name, he didn't know who it was. Maybe he thought it was the name of the owner of the tea shop he often went to." Mano was still sneering.
"I don’t think he drinks tea very often. So it’s almost impossible for him to intentionally come to a shop that sells tea," said Nakatsura.
"Didn't he want to gift a high-priced Yellow Tea to his female friend? What is the name of the woman you mentioned yesterday? Akemi?" Mano said.
"Which Akemi?" Nakatsura asked.
"That very tall girl. Who was often wore colorful rubber bands on her left wrist." Mano was amazed at herself because she still remembered the things that Nakatsura said yesterday.
"There was no such girl around where we lived. I was just making it up," said Nakatsura.
"Then why did he borrow money from you if not to buy a gift for his girlfriend?"
"He never borrowed money from me at all. We're not close. So if he really needs money, he will most likely ask for the help of one of my other friends who knows him better," said Nakatsura.
Uda Harido laughed out loud after hearing the words that Nakatsura said.
This time, it was clear that the man had completely forgotten about one episode that had occurred in his life. It was natural for Nakatsura to be suspicious.
"So yesterday, there were two people who lost their memories at the Shinkankyo restaurant," said Uda.
"There may be more than two people. It's just, those two people that I really observe. Maybe there were other people we didn't know were in the restaurant, who also lost their memories," said Nakatsura.
