Not Quite Right [RL with Kaito (Disguised as Hattori.)]

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Kazuha was walking home from the police station. Her father was staying late, so she had offered to bring him a bento for dinner. Now she was heading home, not really having any other plans. She did stop in front of the museum though, looking at all the signs

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Kazuha had been scanning all the signs and banners up and of course that involved the one near the entrance. She caught sight of the familiar SAX baseball cap and after looking for a moment, decided it was Hattori.

"Heiji! Hey!" She called, hurrying up the steps to the entrance.

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"I was delivering some food to dad and I passed by," Kazuha said, stopping beside him. She looked over at the entrance. "Were you going inside? Not like you to check out some place like this by yourself. Usually it needs food."

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"A possible case? Really?" Kazuha asked and reached for her wallet. "Tell me about it," she said, pulling out money for a ticket, heading for the ticket booth.

"I wanted to check out the exhibit anyway."

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Kazuha looked at him over her shoulder, raising an eyebrow. "What about your talking about? I'm more interested in this stuff than you. It's rare that I don't have to drag you to one," she said.

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Kazuha frowned. "You're acting weird," she said. "And it's not like we have to stay THAT long."

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Kazuha frowned, but then they were next and she paid for her ticket, waiting for Hattori before heading inside. "So, what did you need to check out?"

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"That's the one on all of the signs. I guess everyone would want it."

"Really? You're dad's that concerned about a theft?" Kazuha asked, heading where the signs were pointing to the new exhibit.

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"You were at the police station?" Kazuha asked, looking at him curiously.

She rolled her eyes. "Of course he doesn't," she said in a lowered voice. "When do you ever tell him you're investigating something? Especially when you weren't asked to help."