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I'm the eldest of four kids but I look as old as my second-to-youngest little bro. -__-

Dear Anonymous, I'm worried. Worried for you. You said you'd message me as soon as you landed. It's been more than 24 hours. I ask life again, why do the people I care for are always away from me? Why can't I run up to them and just wrap them in my arms, tell them it's okay? why are words all I have to offer when I know actions speak louder than words? ~Aster

Update on what I think is going on with the murder case. I've seen the spoiler stuff for the child, but not the case solution. The female staffperson who walks in with the bottle of wine is probably the victim Minazuki. She had blond hair pulled back and is not shown leaving. The author tells her to decant the wine and no more mention is made of her afterwards. She is "hidden" in a crowd of people bringing food items who have come before and after her. Her mole on her chin may be covered by makeup so that she isn't recognizable. I'm guessing that she was bringing by most of the manuscript that she wrote, but left off the last page since the author seems to be struggling on it. I have heard from Fujiwara that the "phone, sea, and I" thing is a wordplay of some type so I am not going to bother to guess at the meaning other than whatever Minazuki didn't give Hiura explained the answer. It probably had to do with the postcard in her suitcase. When Minazuki went by Hiura's room, I assume she started taking a shower in his shower which is why she is wet and naked and the bottle caps are missing. Hiura brought the used bottles, but not the tops back to her room (couldn't find them? Maybe she slipped them into his pocket or something while being strangled?), probably thinking she had an unopened set he could replace the tops from since she used his. I assume she didn't have another set. Hiura probably moved the body back to her room using the large suitcase. After killing her in his room, he put her in the large suitcase, and lowered the suitcase from the balcony with a rope where the editors eating could not see him (say the side portions of the balcony), or acted like he walked out on the balcony to think. After lowering the suitcase down to her balcony, Hiura dressed in a delivery person uniform, snuck out with a beer among the delivery people, went to her room and arranged the scene. The suitcase was wet from her body so Hiura was forced to upend the table into the case to make it look like a beer spilled inside. He replaced the bottles in her shower, and turned it on so it looked like she used it. Hiura then put Minazuki's body by the door. I assume Hiura disposed of the rope to lower the suitcase and uniforms somewhere when he went out on a walk. Room service for two – wine with two glasses - was ordered to her room by Hiura. The room service arriving to her room would be incredibly convenient because if Minazuki is found quickly it would solidify his alibi. The author probably sent the threatening letters in order to provide some sort of motive for an imaginary outside killer to attack the assistant. I'm still not sure if the missing button on the bald author’s shirt (disappeared between the meeting and him coming downstairs) is a clue or not.

I think those look more like mere background they show for karaoke than actual anime originated scenes. I'm not sure though.

Well, the first picture has lyrics from the song “Porno Graffiti – Saudade”. I don’t know what episode it is, though.

The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from an enemy.

Dear Anime Girl 4 Eva, Goodbye, I say. There is a good in every bye, fraction of it a lie. Walking through these doors of life, I wondered the meaning of being born beneath the sky. You and I, Wake up to the same dream, All the promises we keep, all the love we shared so deep, Everything is now a part of me. All in all we climbed the tree of life. Time we spent together, moments that we shared, I wont let the coming days be spent in despair, Even though I couldn't say it I very much cared, For even the slightest thought you voiced, You've been such a good friend, Though I don't since know since when, Life is a mystery to us all, But why do friends have to come and go? Watching those shadows creep, I set a fire to see them dance, Something stirs inside of me, and we both really know, You don't want to go, But as your friend, it's for your best, also I know You're not gone forever so, 'Tis not o'er. The rule of time, one hand over the next, As it passes, a new sun rises. -AL. PS: I love you too, Ma'am.

1) That murder is inacceptable and immoral, no matter the reasons and motivations behind it. 2) Never lose hope, and never give up. 3) There's only one truth, and this truth prevails.