บท 152: Chapter 148: Let's Assume There's a Corpse

"\"Für Elise\" is a piece of music that has become widely popular, comparable in fame to the tunes beloved by square-dancing aunties.

Because it's perfectly suited for various occasions, from school bell chimes to café background music, its melody has wafted through many a setting.

Therefore, even those who are completely ignorant of music would find the tune somewhat familiar upon hearing it.

\"Such a familiar tune,\" the lawyer said, appearing at the doorway of the piano room with a warm voice.

\"It's 'Für Elise',\" the female writer replied.

The pianist, indeed, was the one playing, whereas the female writer, standing under a wall shelf reading a book, turned her head at the sound of the lawyer's voice.

She was dressed in a white chiffon blouse, and the red musical note brooch at her chest sparkled under the indoor lighting.