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One Night With My Alpha Daddy
If he isn’t, ask from relatives, xcept if u don't want him to know.
EllieHolmes: I really don't @Anna007 thanks for the heads up.
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The next day, the detective club gets a job and our first commission of the semester. The captain of the school football team, Tedros, suspects that his girlfriend is cheating on him and wants us to find the adulterer.
"What's her name?" I ask him.
"Cleopatra."
"What kind of name is that?" Jaden asks. "Heard nothing good ever happened to that Egyptian Queen."
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My Early Exit Made the Junior Detective Snap
"Caleb, the culprit behind the 715 serial murder case has struck again! Head to the crime scene with your team now!"
Since a life was at stake, I immediately cast aside all my thoughts and rushed over with my team.
Once we arrived, I crouched down beside the deceased victim. I was busy looking for clues when I noticed that Tina Anderson, who was supposed to be analyzing the blood splatters, was secretly glancing around instead.
When she noticed my puzzled expression, she shyly scratched her head, saying, "I just wanted to see if the team from the city police came over yet…"
Even though she didn't say anything else, I figured out what she meant.
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Detective from Hell
5 MINUTES LATER
Lucy dropped the file back on the table
“I’m done”
“Hmm, so what could you deduce from the report? “
Lucy smiled “the killer was probably someone the victim knew since no form of struggle was recorded in the report and at the victim apartment there was no form of forced entry, so we can assume the killer is someone who the victim knew or is even close to since the killer was let into her bedroom, The killer is a drinker since particles of glasses that contained whiskey was found in between her flesh, so we can say that a whiskey glass bottle is the weapon of murder, The killer is obviously a special must probably a rogue special and the toxin found on her body was probably fr
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Devil’s Saints: Taz
Unless one of the girls, old ladies or kids had them.
Or if Knuckles was laying down.
Then you could guarantee that there would be at least one asleep on his chest. If he didn’t sleep in her room, she let them into his room when she headed to the kitchen. One thing was certain; her little devils really liked their rescuer.
The first thing that Toad saw when they entered the clubhouse were the three black fluff balls that were racing away from two of Molly’s daughters.
“Molly! What the hell are your girls chasing?” Toad bellowed to a suddenly empty bottom floor.
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The Detective's Partner
Detective Sullivan attempted his way over towards me, but barely passed Elizabeth when Captain Johnston’s voice was heard throughout the room.
“Anderson! My office!” I take one last look at Elizabeth before sulking my way into his office. “Captain.” I say shaking his hand. “Detective Anderson. I didn’t expect to see you back in my office, let alone my squad room. How have you been?” His calm demeanor taking me by surprise. I half expected the same reaction I had gotten from Elizabeth. The way I left everything; I was amazed he wasn’t yelling down my throat.
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Cursed Bride Of The Vampire Prince
They didn’t look like siblings but he couldn’t conclude yet.
“What do you want from us, mister?” The older kid asked, pushing Lily to stay at her back. She thinks that he was here to hurt them.
“It’s okay, I’m not here to hurt you at all. I’m a detective.” He explained, showing his identity card to the girl, when he noticed that her clothes too were covered in oil.
He couldn’t help but feel like the two kids are connected with what's happening at the warehouse, but since they are still scared of him, he knew that they wouldn't be willing to talk to him.
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A contract for two: An Ashwood's bride
Along the right wall was a row of chairs where people waited, one woman cradling a baby, a man with a bruised eye, and another random teenager biting his fingernails anxiously.
From one of the inner rooms, the lead detective stepped out. He was in his usual plain navy-blue shirt, sleeves rolled to his elbows.
"Talon Ashwood,” he said, waving him over.
Talon moved forward. Halo followed him closely. Another man walked out beside the detective, a bit younger, with glasses, a neatly pressed shirt even, and he was holding a small notepad.
"This is Mr. Kevin," the detective said. "Junior detective on the case."
Talon nodded. "Alright. What’s going on?"
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CAKE's Evidence
“With Mr. Moon’s military knowledge, the current and retired CAT Officers, plus the College ROTC, are disarming the bombs as we speak.”
“Let’s unmask the explosives boss,” I declared as I closed the last button of my polo.
“You look cool,” he commented. “Maybe I should leave my coat and necktie as well.”
“Whatever pleases you,” I simply replied as I put on my socks and shoes. I grabbed my phone and Gate Pass from the bedside table and dragged Toto by his arm out of the house.
“Janden gave this to me.” Toto fished something from his pants pocket and—to my surprise—it was the Detective’s high-functioning glasses. “How expensive is this? There’s not even a single scratch!”
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Little Eddie Victim of Juvenile Injustice
The doctor told me he was dead.
Mr. Holmes asked could he please talk to Timmy. He was trying the solve of murder of her husband. She agreed to let him talk to Timmy if she could be present. Mr. Holmes introduced himself to Timmy. Timmy was a little boy about 13 years old. The same age as Eddie. Mr. Holmes stated by asking Timmy about Eddie. Timmy stated, “I don’t him, but he is in prison for killing Jim. Do you think he killed my daddy?” Mr. Holmes explained to Timmy that Eddie was in jail when his father was killed.
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Bite Me, Alpha Cole
“We were curious if you could tell us what you see happening here.”
Jude frowns, leaning closer and looking at the images on the screen, taking pictures of them on his phone and apparently sending them on to whoever is there. When the reply comes back, his eyebrows raise in surprise. “Damn,” he says, nodding, his eyebrows going up. “Scouts. He says that they’re scouts – that the Children of Solace use kids to do this kind of investigation all the time.”
I blanche, my jaw falling open. “Jude, those are like… five-year-old children!”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ever since I picked up 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time', I've been fascinated by how amateur sleuths crack cases. Unlike seasoned detectives, they often stumble into mysteries by accident—like finding a weird note in a thrifted book or noticing a neighbor's oddly timed disappearances. Their strength? Fresh eyes. Professionals might overlook tiny inconsistencies because they're trained to follow protocols, but a novice obsesses over every detail, piecing together clues like a chaotic jigsaw puzzle.
What really hooks me is their reliance on unconventional resources. Take 'Harriet the Spy'—she used a notebook and sheer persistence to unravel secrets. Novices often lack fancy tech, so they improvise: social media deep dives, local library archives, or even eavesdropping at coffee shops. It's messy, personal, and sometimes dangerously naive, but that's what makes their triumphs so satisfying. They remind me that curiosity alone can be a superpower.
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