FIVE

Richmond walked unsteadily into his dark-looking house. All day he did a lot of emotional work. Many parties in the prosecutor's office are concerned about the murder of the Duffal family. He thought, why do they take care of people who have died, even fuss over their abundant wealth. Richmond felt like stuffing their mouths one by one as they started arguing near his ringing ears. Today he had a terrible headache. His brain, which had been forced to work for almost twenty-four hours, made him experience nervous tension in the back of his head, causing his head to throb with pain.

"You're home."

The flat greeting from his wife was something he was very familiar with. Their marriage is already on the line. However, he is still grateful for his wife's decision, which until now has not sent a divorce letter. The specter of children who have always been their problem. Somehow his wife was demanding too much on him to do this and that close