Read once and kept at home. I think the condition is relatively good. A 14-year-old girl is arrested for the murder of her classmate. The girl admits to the crime but refuses to explain her motive. As the investigation progresses, a surprising truth is revealed... — In this country, as dark as the night hope died — There are moments when an interesting writer becomes a great writer. When I read this book, I was impressed that Ryo Amame had become a great writer. — Masamitsu Hosoya (Literary Critic) Isn't society what drove her to death? A masterful fusion of social commentary, youth, and mystery. I'm glad I encountered this book. — Bell (Literary YouTuber) In Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, 14-year-old junior high school student Nega Fuyuno is arrested on suspicion of murdering her classmate Nozomi Kasugai. The girl admits to the crime, but does not reveal her motive at all. Why was Nozomi killed? As two detectives begin their investigation, a surprising fact emerges... A social commentary youth mystery that depicts the darkness of modern society. Commentary by Masamitsu Hosoya Bungeishunju October 2019