The Phantom Thief of Heart! But Conan.

"I ate exactly three thousand yen, and I specifically asked for an invoice..." Mouri Kogoro's mouth twitched after listening to Azusa Enomoto's words, and he was speechless.

"Didn't you say that any news related to him is acceptable?" Azusa Enomoto sneered twice, "He ordered fried noodles, green vegetable ice cream and Caesar salad, so he doesn't need any change."

"I've been studying the menu for a long time, and it's just right." Conan shrugged, "Well, to have a meal together like this and ask for an invoice, at least it doesn't sound like someone who is in debt and is threatened with death by the creditor, right? ?”

"It's more like, there is a special reimbursement, so I spend the maximum amount of the reimbursement." Toru Amuro held his chin and glanced from Tang Ze's face.

Whether it is Bourbon as an intelligence officer or Feng Guling as a police officer, the budget has always been sufficient, so he has never had such troubles.

Well, the main consumption reimbursement is handled by the organization. The public security side will only report some funds that cannot be discovered by the organization no matter how it is packaged.

Although Gin was quite critical of their approach, and he didn't quite trust the high-end establishment purchases that were perfunctorily recorded as investigation expenses, he was the only one in the organization who had the nerve to ask for invoices after spending the money. , Gin couldn’t say anything.

It's better to have an invoice for reimbursement than to ask for money in vain, right? It's hard to imagine that they are just normal members of the organization code. They are already doing this kind of work, and they can still ask for consumption vouchers without changing their composure after spending thousands of yen.

"But the title of the invoice only says the distinguished customer, there is no company name, nor his own name..." Azusa Enomoto asked uncertainly, "Can normal company reimbursement be done like this?"

"It's not completely impossible. I can only say that this person doesn't look like an ordinary company employee. The cost of eating is still eaten by one person. Unless he is on a business trip or something like that, there is no use in asking for an invoice." Mouri Kogoro is right. means.

"Without transaction vouchers, many expenses will have to be paid out of pocket." Toru Amuro nodded calmly, "Akechi chose to affiliate with my firm for this reason."

"It's unlikely..." Yumi Miyamoto nodded, "Witnesses said that before the accident, this man ran to a nearby convenience store and asked anxiously if he knew a store called Polo... ...People who decide to commit suicide shouldn’t do this, right?”

"When you start a business, you still aim to make a profit." Toru Amuro smiled and accepted this vague accusation of a profiteer, and did not take it seriously.

Since the purpose of his activities outside is to complete commissions and tasks - whether they are from clients or organizations, then the expenses incurred during this period, whether it is staying in a presidential suite or eating a seafood dinner, are due expenses incurred by work, and they are also very important. Reasonable thing, right?

"Is it a hit and run?" Mouri Kogoro frowned, but chose to speculate on the worst, "Or was it suicide?"

Unexpectedly, I had nothing to do to help my neighbor solve a task, but before I even took action, the target was delivered to my door.

"During investigation, surveillance or tracking, the criminal police will ask for invoices for transportation expenses and catering expenses incurred during this period." Yumi Miyamoto held her waist and smiled at Azusa Enomoto, "Don't get me wrong, people wearing uniforms like ours There will be no similar fees for the police.”

"How could it be? It's not me, but Takagi and the others." Miyamoto Yumi crossed her arms and pointed out the reason for her appearance here, "At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the day before yesterday, he was killed by a car at the third-chome intersection. The truck hit him, and although he was sent to the hospital immediately, he died that night despite being unable to be rescued. We are here to investigate the identity of the traffic victim."

Mouri Kogoro looked towards the door and saw a neatly dressed Miyamoto Yumi walking into the coffee shop with another traffic policeman.

Having said this, he raised his head and looked at Toru Amuro silently.

He does know some detectives, and is a detective himself, but most of them, including those with offices like Mouri Kogoro, work alone and have no place to pay for themselves.

"It's the detective."

"I know, I know, but it's impossible to hand it over to him." Yumi Miyamoto shook her head, looking helpless, "After all, this person died the night before yesterday."

"There is no way. Without the police reimbursement, three thousand yen for a lunch is too luxurious." Miyamoto Yumi spread her hands, "It's not that I can't understand the detectives."

"You wouldn't say that he was killed..." Thinking of the phone call Azusa Enomoto received, the corner of Mouri Kogoro's mouth twitched.

How should I put it? This process was a bit too familiar, so familiar that it gave him a sense of déjà vu.

Miyamoto Yumi is a traffic policeman and has a good relationship with Takagi Wataru and Sato Miwako. They also know her because they have interacted with the policemen of the First Investigation Division a lot.

When Karasawa proposed the detective agency plan, Toru Amuro immediately said that he was a teachable child and readily agreed because the company's letterhead made it easier to issue invoices and make payments, and the act of asking for invoices was more natural.

What he is talking about here is Goro Akechi. He has actually seen him treat Kogoro Mori and others to dinner with a smile on his face, and ask for an invoice without changing his expression after eating. He wrote on his head that it was from Amuro Detective Agency.

"Officer Yumi, why are you here?" Before the atmosphere could change into a friendly exchange between various departments of the police force, Conan hurriedly withdrew the topic.

"If it was a normal traffic accident, it would be unusual to send police officers directly to investigate his identity." Hearing this, Toru Amuro shook his head slightly, "Is there anything wrong with the traffic accident?"

Former police officer Mouri Kogoro waved his hand and was about to explain the professional habits of different police departments to Azusa Enomoto when he was directly answered by another energetic female voice.

"Yes, do you know him?" Miyamoto Yumi also became serious and frowned.

"I'm here to urge a certain famous detective to pay the fine for illegal parking." Miyamoto Yumi glanced at the former detective Mouri Kogoro and said triumphantly.

"Do you know where this gentleman is now?" Azusa Enomoto quickly picked up the mobile phone on the table. "He forgot this mobile phone in the cafe. As a result, he received several strange phone calls. Can he return it?" He was so relieved."

They all involve using slang to register strange information. Whether they are paid to kill someone or they choose to commit suicide because of coercion, it is not uncommon and is a common occurrence.

Mouri Kogoro will ask for invoices in the near future, mainly because he needs to review the transaction even if it is a cash transaction.

"Perhaps it's due to professional reasons. Are you used to doing things like this? For example, journalists, police officers, etc..." Conan said slowly while thinking, "Oh, by the way, detectives are also possible."

"This is why his commission fees have been increasing..." Mouri Kogoro clicked his tongue, whether he was sighing or envious.

Although he didn't know any traffic police officers, Jiang Guling knew the daily working status and behavior of each department in detail.

"Ah, that's not..."

Feeling that something strange was coming out of this usually gentle and polite colleague, Azusa Enomoto quietly moved away a little before continuing the topic: "Do the police also ask for invoices like this? I saw the patrol policemen working nearby. You won’t do this after eating.”