TwoFebruary 20th, London Tezuka had held his eyes closely on Fuji over the week. He didn't strike him as very unnatural. He was just a nice boy who was very good with a camera.
Was Tezuka thinking biased? Was it just that he wanted to know the truth?
Why would it bother him, anyway? It's the job of the police to find out about his identity, not that of a reporter. If Tsubame's identity would become known, Tezuka'd even lose the job of this case....
In the end, Tezuka just had to admit in defeat: He simply wanted to know more about Tsubame.
"Wahhh... This place sure is spacious." Fuji commented as they set foot in the st. Paul's cathedral. Tsubame would come today to steal a statue of the holy mother Maria. It was quite a pretty icon to look at, though it was small. The evening mass had just ended, so there were still some people around.
It wouldn't be very hard for Tsubame to enter an open place like this. Ge