He talked to himself for a while, and seeing the girl behind him remained motionless, he couldn't help saying: "Remember it quickly."
The girl glanced at him, lowered her head and continued to memorize.
Yu Chu could tell that the old man was a half-hearted detective. Last time when we solved a case in the detective agency, the family members of the deceased said that the deceased was murdered. He actually frowned and reasoned: "Since it was a homicide, it must not be a suicide. This may be ruled out."
He asked Yu Chu to write it down as he said it.
At that time, as an apprentice detective, Yu Chu was silent for a while, and wrote down in his notebook:
"It's not suicide, it's homicide."
As a result, at the end of the case, the old Jack still tried his best to convince the family of the deceased, telling them that it was suicide, and explained eloquently, "Since it was suicide, his motive must be that he didn't want to live."
Yu Chu next to him bowed his head and wrote down:
"Suicide because you don't want to live anymore".
——Old Jack has never solved that kind of case, let alone this complicated serial murder case.
But this murderer's method of killing is too bloody. Even if he has a deep hatred with the deceased, he will not be so cruel. kill…
Yu Chu glanced at the dead man on the ground, looking down from the top, but found almost no signs of struggle and fight, and there were no footprints in the surrounding blood. It could be seen that the murderer was not only perverted, but also careful.
No trace was left.
She glanced at old Jack who was frowning deeply.
After Old Jack took her to the tavern, the proprietress kept crying after waking up from a coma, and she just cried when asked her anything, and couldn't say anything specific.
Old Jack looked back at Yu Chu:
"You wait here, and when the lady calms down, ask her about her basic situation. You have been an apprentice for so long, you should figure out the way yourself, and you don't have to ask me to teach you everything."
Yu Chu nodded.
Old Jack reached for the hat next to him, put it on his head, and left with his pipe in his mouth.
Yu Chu looked around the tavern casually.
This tavern looks old, and the walls are a bit worn out, maybe because the owner of the tavern is dead, and no one comes here to buy wine today.
The tavern was deserted and deserted, only the proprietress was crying and sobbing.
Yu Chu was not impatient at all, she stood quietly by the side and waited, tapped the book with the quill in her hand, and her eyes fell on the young man in the hall.
The young man lowered his head and slowly wiped the wine glass with a rag. His movements were slow and meticulous. After wiping, he put it down and slowly picked up the next one.
He was wearing simple clothes and his movements were well-behaved. Yu Chu's eyes stopped on him for two seconds, then turned back to look at the proprietress who was still crying.
The proprietress cried for a long time, and she just stood beside her indifferently.
The young man over there only heard the crying of the proprietress, and he didn't see the detective apprentice asking anything for a long time, so he turned his eyes slightly, a pair of dark eyes that were as dark as his hair, and looked at the standing girl calmly.
She seems to be... in a daze.
Beside the weeping proprietress, a girl with a delicate face stood quietly, holding a notebook and a quill in her hand, but she seemed to be distracted, motionless.
The boy watched for a few seconds.
Yu Chu just came back to his senses, and met the gaze of the boy in the tavern. The other party's dark eyes blinked, and he didn't look away.