Seven people died overnight at the IT Cafe.
The cafe's owner, a barista, a regular housewife, a delivery driver, a regular teacher, a regular painter, and an elderly man in a strange robe whose identity is unknown.
Why are there seven neatly arranged corpses inside a pristine, stylish art cafe? And where is Yoko Kawasumi, the customer who was supposed to show up last night, according to the reservation book?
Yoko Kawasumi, a high school detective whose values set her apart from the world
Haruka Kumokawa, an all-around housekeeper who isn't good with words
Sora Shimizu, a bodyguard who drinks to get by but is surprisingly dependable
An invitation to a gathering, and a carefully plotted revenge scheme
Who caused the chain of events that led to seven deaths, and what consequences will they set in motion?
And what strange cases will the women of the Kawasumi Detective Agency face next?
1. Main couple: Yoko Kawasumi, a refined young heiress (not really) and high school detective, x Haruka Kumokawa, a dead-serious older housekeeper (not really). They have an age gap of at least nine years and are each other's first and only love. There will be no sex scenes.
2. The mystery and deduction elements are weak because of the author's limited writing ability. Please don't attack the characters.
3. Part of the Wind and Flower Case Files series, which is currently planned as four main installments. The main couple's relationship will develop with each installment. There is no inappropriate portrayal of minors.
4. The supporting characters each have their own couples, and they are each other's first and only love. Please don't maliciously pair them with other characters.
Updates every three days. Expected to be around 30 chapters and 100,000 characters when complete.
Theme: A collection of cases at a women's detective agency, a mystery and deduction story featuring girls' love. It has the pure romance of a princess and knight protecting each other, as well as a love that cannot let go of someone who has passed away.
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