Diet for kamikaze. Restaurant detective (ePub)

Many considered Yura Yegorov lucky. His parents provided him with a luxurious apartment in the city center, a prestigious foreign car, as well as connections that helped him get a job in a chain of oriental restaurants. Thanks to these same connections, Egorov got away with a lot: constant lateness to work, absenteeism, and even drinking at the workplace. Probably, Yura would have lived the same carefree and cheerful life further if Arkady Petrovich Piskunov, a regular client of the Three Samurai restaurant, had not fallen under the wheels of his car. It was then that it turned out that Yura was tipsy at the time of the accident, and the victim had a very harmful character. Despite the fact that Piskunov escaped with just a broken arm, Yura faces a decent sentence. He tried to find a common language with Arkady Petrovich, but after a conversation with him, he ended up in intensive care. Yura's second attempt to meet with the victim ended in Piskunov's being found dead under the window of the hospital ward. According to Vika Zaitseva, well, the puny Yegorov could not throw the big Piskunov out of the window. So, someone framed Yegorov. Who? Why? Everything will have to be sorted out by Vika Zaitseva, an accountant for a chain of oriental restaurants.