A Midsummer's Equation (Detective Galileo #3)

by Keigo Higashino

“It’s okay if you don’t like science,” he said, “but that doesn’t mean you can just ignore things you don’t understand. It’ll come back to haunt you.”

Yukawa knew better than anyone else how willing the truly devoted were to assume guilt in order to protect the ones they loved.

“I want you to value life. Yours and others. More than you ever have before.”

“There are some mysteries in this world,” Yukawa said suddenly, “that cannot be unraveled with modern science. However, as science develops, we will one day be able to understand them. The question is, is there a limit to what science can know? If so, what creates that limit?”

Often, in order to find the answer, you need time to grow first.