Loud House Sleuth Or Consequences Novels & Stories

Charlie hummed slightly before he said, “The Schulz family is indeed very strong and powerful. Although they do not have many industries or connections in Aurous Hill, if they wanted to, they could easily turn the entire Aurous Hill upside down. It might also be possible for them to send dozens of helicopters here to fly back and forth above the sky in Aurous Hill tomorrow just so they can find some clues. So, you have to make sure that you pay great attention to this matter.”

“But it’s important we’re careful. We’ll be looking for clues, and if we find something, you have to promise not to touch until I say so.” They gave solemn nods, their little hands stacked on top of mine like a pact. *** The house smelled of dust and disuse when we arrived. Josh unlocked the door, and the hinges creaked like they were protesting our return. For a long moment, I stood in the entryway, staring at the faded wallpaper, the chipped banister, the echoes of childhood that still clung to every corner. Eli tugged at my sleeve. “Where do we start?” Josh crouched down to their level. “Closets, drawers, anywhere someone might hide something small. Think like detectives.”

While eating candy. "Got any more lollipops in that fancy suit?" I asked, trying to hide how impressed I was. Leo patted his pockets and pulled out another one. "Strawberry or grape?" "Strawberry." I couldn't help but smile as he handed it over. "You know, most kids your age are learning their ABCs." "That's boring." Leo spun in my chair, his legs dangling. "I like puzzles better. And codes. Did you know your security system has exactly thirty-seven weaknesses? Uncle Tom says that's really bad."

“They couldn’t stop talking about how much they wanted to come home the entire drive back.” Leah laughed, standing up and ruffling Jayden and Jayson’s hair. “Well, I’m glad you’re back. And guess what? We have a little surprise for you.” Both boys’ eyes widened in excitement. “A surprise? What is it?” Jayson asked, bouncing on his toes. Leah glanced at Richie, who winked at her. “Well, you’ll have to figure it out,” she said, her voice teasing. “We set up a scavenger hunt for you two. The first clue is hidden somewhere in the living room.”

Louise said seriously, and I nodded. " Let's go." [...] I tapped my feet frantically while waiting for the damn tests to come back. Louise was acting strange, every now and then she would shake her head and stare at me in such a way that I couldn't stand it any longer. I'm sure it's nothing, just a simple virus like the other times, only this time it was a little stronger. Two hours had passed and nothing, all I wanted was to go home, go up to my room, lie on my bed and take a good nap and nothing more, but the damn doctor was not cooperating with me at all.