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Something sinister lay in the silence and Dan turned to scan the way. He wouldn't be caught off guard again. A shadow shifted in his periphery, and he turned as a man stepped from between two cars. Medium heights. Medium build. Well-dressed and carrying a briefcase. Not someone Betty would normally have noticed. Not someone she would normally have thought of as a threat. But these weren't normal circumstances, and everyone was a threat until proven otherwise. "Hey!" the man called out, offering a quick wave and a brief smile. "I've locked myself out of my car, and my cell phone is in it. Can you give me a hand?"

I deduced and he chuckled. "You're sounding more and more like a detective Ria," he giggled and I rolled my eyes. "I'm a fan of Sherlock Holmes and Professor William James Moriarty, I might have picked up a skill or two." I grinned. Hehe, if you're watching me Sherlock, please don't disown me as a fan. "Then surprise me and solve this case, DETECTIVE RIA." He emphasized on the words 'Detective Ria' as he went out for a while.

A white shirt, unbuttoned at the collar, revealed the sharp clavicle of his neck, sleeves rolled to expose pale, snow-like skin. From afar, he exuded an air of noble aloofness, the lit cigarette adding a touch of earthly life to his otherwise painting-like appearance. Cline, with fingers with distinct knuckles, idly flicked the cigarette's ember. The flickering fire burned his skin, yet he seemed oblivious to the pain. Russell's cold voice echoed in his ears. "Mr. Moriarty, records show Dorothy isn't Miss Hammond. She's been in the UK all along." "The UK reports suggest Miss Hammond might be her lost sister."

ETIENNE 'S POV I wish I could get up like this for the rest of my life.Nat was sleeping on my arms,her head on my chest.My phone vibrated ,I slowly moved as to not wake her up.I was draped around her body so I couldn't get up. "Hello?" "Mr.Martin?This is Sherlock." "Yes what is the latest update?" "Sir,my investigation tells me that the person who attacked Ms Taylor is the right hand of Marco Moretti".

He stated, his voice professional and detached. “Weapons, burner phones, ammunition.” My jaw tightened. Nathaniel muttered something under his breath. Then the detective squinted… hesitating. The hesitation bothered me more than everything else. Because it meant the next part was probably worse. Much worse. “There was one more thing.” The detective removed a photograph and placed it face up on the table. I looked down, then froze. The person in the photograph wasn’t Claire or me. It wasn’t even Nathaniel. It was Margot Sinclair.

Before Aliya could respond, there was a soft knock on the conference room door. Detective Morris entered carrying a file. The moment I saw his expression, my stomach tightened. Investigators developed a certain look when evidence changed everything. Over the past weeks, I had learned to recognize it immediately. It wasn't excitement. It wasn't fear. It was the expression of someone who had just found a missing piece of a puzzle. "We found another archive," Morris said quietly. Neither of us spoke. He placed the file on the table between us before continuing. "It was hidden inside one of Margaret Sinclair's older properties."

If anything, it made it easier to hear what people were saying. A thin person sat quietly on a couch in the lobby, adjusting her hat and recording what was happening. "Go to the police if your son is missing!" "Bernice has the police in her pocket! What does it mean? They won’t anything!” Sherlock growled. "Don't think Bernice Green is just a victim. She paid someone to give drugs to someone else. That evil woman could have killed my son to hide her tracks!" The crowd observed closely but didn't say anything.

Even though he knew perfectly well that we were part of the Special Investigations Squad (SEB), he preferred to act as if he didn't recognize us. — Well, then? — Morrison doesn't usually tolerate this kind of behavior. — Detective Morrison , at that time, when he intervened. — I am Detective-Chief Ludwig. The sergeant, with a strong and truculent appearance, had a characteristic veteran's posture, possibly a remnant of past conflicts. His face, marked by time, looked like a wedding cake that had been ruined by the rain. Even though he didn't show any appreciation for my tweed coat. “It’s freezing,” he grumbled.

Sherlock said. "Meaning?" "I can't tell you the plan for now. Just play along," Sherlock replied, and Vincent looked at him suspiciously. "You would regret it if I found out you've just been playing me, Sherlock," Vincent warned. Sherlock raised his hands in the air and smirked. "Trust me. Watch." He pointed at one of the strippers dancing on a pole and motioned for her to come. She walked up to them, and he whispered something into her ear. She smiled mysteriously before leaving to carry out the task.