Seven Days Sharing a Room with a Cross-Dressing Guy

The male lead of this story is Pinga, a member of the villainous organization in Detective Conan: Movie 26. From Pinga's perspective: To steal the all-ages identification system for the Organization, he disguised himself as a woman and infiltrated an international police organization for five years. Now, it's finally time to wrap things up. After finally managing to get a business trip and conduct an on-site investigation, his superiors assigned a female colleague to go with him. The woman named Mayumi looked innocent and easy to fool, but she kept causing him one problem after another. Just hold on a little longer. Once these seven days of business travel are over, I'll kill her to keep her quiet. From Mayumi's perspective: Grace, my colleague and roommate on this business trip, is such a perfect woman! Beautiful, elegant, gentle, and always willing to help. To get close to the goddess of her dreams, Mayumi Fritton is willing to do whatever it takes! Until she realizes that her goddess seems to have an Adam's apple... Mayumi: ??? A Few Things to Know Before Reading: 1. This story is also known as A Hundred and Eight Ways Heaven Deals with Villains and When You Stare into the Abyss, You Pin It to the Bed. 2. The male lead is Pinga, a new character from Detective Conan: Movie 26. He's a member of the Organization and the right-hand man of its second-in-command. The story takes place before the events of the movie. You can read this without seeing the film; all you need to know is that the male lead is an expert at cross-dressing and voice mimicry. 3. Most of the story is told from the male lead's perspective. Mayumi's perspective generally appears as forum posts to supplement the plot. 4. Thanks to everyone who clicked on a fanfic about such an obscure character. He's a minor character, but the ideas are precious to me. If it's not your cup of tea, please be gentle. Coming soon: A Wronged Soul at the Liquor Company, but the White Moonlight. Click my profile to bookmark it. I beg you (thump). Theme: There's always someone who can bring another to heel.