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— We're from the police. That's what we're here to find out,” Alaria said, recalling Edis's reaction, and tried to answer more vaguely, — which is why we need answers to a number of questions. I suppose Sana shared her secrets and worries with you? Something that, for one reason or another, she couldn't or didn't want to tell her own father. Did she mention anything like that? Did you notice any oddities in her behavior? Perhaps stories about some new acquaintance?
— Hmm... No, everything was as usual. She led a decent life and complained about very few things, mostly trivial matters.