The Case of the Sharaku Murders
“Ryohei was waiting for Saeko at the exit to Morioka Station. She was due to arrive on the 11:02 a.m. Shinkansen from Sendai. As the minutes ticked by, Ryohei felt his pulse quicken.
I wonder if she’ll really be on the train.
Saeko had said she couldn’t get away from work until Sunday at the earliest, so they agreed to meet up in Morioka because to get to Kosaka one first had to go to Morioka and take the Hanawa Line, then change trains again at Odate. It was better for Ryohei, since he ...wanted to stop off at his parents’ house in Morioka in any case. Still, he was a bit anxious about Saeko traveling separately. There was no telling if somewhere along the way she might suddenly change her mind about making a trip like this, alone with a man. Ryohei grew impatient.
At last the Shinkansen from Sendai arrived. A stream of passengers began descending the stairs from the train platform. Ryohei scanned the crowd looking for Saeko.MoreLess
I wonder if she’ll really be on the train.
Saeko had said she couldn’t get away from work until Sunday at the earliest, so they agreed to meet up in Morioka because to get to Kosaka one first had to go to Morioka and take the Hanawa Line, then change trains again at Odate. It was better for Ryohei, since he ...wanted to stop off at his parents’ house in Morioka in any case. Still, he was a bit anxious about Saeko traveling separately. There was no telling if somewhere along the way she might suddenly change her mind about making a trip like this, alone with a man. Ryohei grew impatient.
At last the Shinkansen from Sendai arrived. A stream of passengers began descending the stairs from the train platform. Ryohei scanned the crowd looking for Saeko.MoreLess
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