Novel & Cerita Case Closed Detective Conan

Her work there was over. The detective worked out and went back to her office in the police department that night and spoke to her head of department, "the case has been closed by Dr. Richard himself, he seemed to have overworked past his limit as a doctor which has resulted to all these", she went on to explain the whole situation and Dr. Richard's case was closed down. Back at the Thunder Pack, Alpha Lucien and his family including Mia, were having dinner peacefully and happily. They all knew about what had happened and were glad that everything was now over.

“Let's cut right to the chase, shall we?’ Chief Donovan began, wiping sweat off his greasy forehead as he stood up from his seat, facing the detectives. “We have a big case in front of us right now, Ladies, and only one of you is getting it.” Everyone in the room glanced at each other except Aviana. She couldn't wait for the day to be over. “If you are able to solve the case, Well, just know your future is incredibly bright.” He stood up straight and went to the projector and put it on. “As we all know by now, my assistant and detective Conor passed away two nights ago. God rest their souls.” The chief said as he did the sign of the cross.” “Amen,” everyone else replied except Aviana who did

She assumed that Helen’s suggestion of explosives was just a tactic to terrify them, but she didn't think it would be true! "But don't the laws in the country make sure that these goods are safe? How did she?... “ Officer Ty shook his head. "We need to look into the details of this case." Mona considered for a moment and nodded. Conan happened to show up at that exact time. When he saw Officer Ty, he told him everything that had happened in the last few days. Conan broke up with Helen years ago because she was so possessive. Helen wouldn't accept it and kept bothering him. To get her to stop bothering him, Conan swiftly started seeing a new girlfriend, Agatha.

“Hard to believe, right? Time flies.” His co-anchor gave a light laugh, shaking her head. “Oh, definitely. And guess what? still no real answers. No evidence, no witnesses, no survivors,Just fire and ash. Like a bad movie script.” “Exactly,” he chimed in, flashing a grin as if they were telling a joke. “And since investigators couldn’t find anything, the case has officially been closed. Just like that. Done and dusted.” The lady tapped her pen against her papers, smirking. “Guess some mysteries just aren’t meant to be solved.”

I hesitated, before asking, “Detective, if it’s not too much to ask... are you sure Rowan is innocent? It’s only been a month. More evidence could come up and—” “I understand your frustration, Miss Lila. Really, I do. If it were up to me, I’d still be digging,” he said, his voice low and honest. “But the order to close the case came from above. Way above.” “Oh.” “Yeah.” “But what about the strange mark on his car?” I pressed. “the scratches that ran along the door it damaged the car paint. Did you ever find out anything about it?” He shook his head. “No. We didn’t.”

Who knew what other weapons Rose might have given her? The detective reached out for the fingerprint test result, and I handed it back to her. After placing it back into the file holder she took it from, she closed it and remarked, “We’re still conducting a thorough investigation. We think there’s more to this. You can leave now, we’ll keep you updated on anything we discover.”

That comment earned a deadly glare from the Fallen. “Well, now that the case was close. Detective Sherlock is now signing off. Adios!” And then he disappeared, again, into the thin air.

All happenings sent through the message by that number, well it was from the other Yana, but it always happened after a five minute interval after the message has been sent. As we grabbed the things we need, I heard the siren of the police coming from somewhere. “Guys, they are near.” I said to them and we quickly went out from the house. “Do you know why they were going here?” I asked to Austin and he shook his head. “The case we are working on is your case, that death of the culprit but it should now be closed.” He answered to me. “What are you talking about?” Aina asked him. “If the culprit of the case died, the case would also be close and became a cold one.” He answered.

Abigail’s words forced all to turn their faces to her with a shocked expression “And here I thought you hide it from us intentionally,” Chloe remarked Abigail ignored their expressions and took the laptop in her hand to read the page from where Dylan had fetched the info “When you don’t know anything about her family background how did you get to know the suspect belongs from there” Dylan’s detective abilities escalate and raised questions at Abigail while others were looking at her silently waiting for her answer “A detective from France contacted me and give me all details” Abigail stood from her chair and crossed her arms on her chest

Killers do this all the time, prolly to scare detectives from finding them. It’s sad they don’t know who’s on the case. I reread the sentence in my mind again and scoffed; shoving the wet business card inside my pocket. The killer was well informed, the text was printed on the card, if it was written, I may have been able to get prints off it or find the owner of the handwriting. However, there was still one thing to do, the person who dropped the card might have prints on it, judging by the smartness of the killer; they might have placed the card using plastic gloves, but there’s no guessing in detective work. I had to run it for prints; now we had two leads, although they might both hit a