Beckett took down the cake, looked at it carefully for a moment, and then looked at him: "Are you kidding me?"
Luke smiled: "I don't know how to be a pastry chef, so I don't need to attract customers now."
Beckett couldn't help but took another bite, tasted it a little, and nodded: "The taste is really better than the few cake shops I've eaten at. It's no problem to open a cake shop with this skill."
After saying this, she asked, "Are you interested in our case?"
Luke nodded and shook his head: "It's mainly about the relationship with Lindsay and Monroe. You should know how troublesome that family is, and I don't want to recruit them back. I just promised the boss that they will stop for a week or two of."
Beckett was stunned for a moment, and replied: "That should have no effect. These two people just happened to have the same social relationship as our victim. The floor where their paintings were exhibited was the scene where the victim's body was found in our case. The investigation of them is just out of Careful consideration, plus reasonable doubt."
Luke understood immediately.
When handling cases, the police are most particular about "coincidence is not a coincidence".
Many coincidences are often the key to solving a case.
There are too many coincidences between Lindsay and Monroe and the victims to investigate.
Even if it is not the murderer, it is possible to find clues to the murderer.
When asked here, he was not interested.
He has handled too many strange cases over the past year, and he has seen more strange things as a vigilante. He is really not interested in simple cases.
"Does the deceased have money?" He asked casually.
Beckett: "...Her father is very rich, she likes to do volunteer work, but she doesn't have much money."
He yelled, "Million? Ten million? Billion?"
Beckett: "In the tens of millions."
Luke nodded: "Then check the money, even if it's her father's money. In my experience, 80% of the troubles of rich people come from their money."
Beckett was stunned: "Are you sure?"
He laughed: "More than 90% of the cases of the poor are also because of money. From this aspect, it is always the easiest to solve the case."
Beckett couldn't help curling his lips.
Need to say this truth? All the hustle and bustle in the world is for profit.
Live for money, die for money, and work hard for money all your life.
This is the life of most people.
After Luke finished his nonsense, he flashed decisively.
He completely lost interest in this case, and he didn't even want to steal Beckett's job.
Javier, who was constantly observing the situation in the lounge, waved back quickly: "Quick, get some coffee, they're done talking."
Ryan groaned: "Ah, my hand. Why are you panicking? It scared me."
When Javier turned his head, he saw that the coffee in Ryan's hand was steaming.
The coffee was actually poured on the back of the hand, not in the cup.
He didn't care too much about Ryan's injury, so he just turned his head again: "Pour another glass quickly. Tell me, is Luke interested in Beckett?"
"You must be out of your mind!" Ryan wiped the coffee with a tissue angrily. Fortunately, it was winter and the coffee was not too hot, otherwise he would have to see a doctor.
Javier was dissatisfied: "Why scold me?"
Ryan: "Don't you look at the one behind Luke, I think she can send us both to the hospital by herself. You have such a wife, how dare you mess around?"
Javier was suspicious: "You...why do you seem to have a deep feeling? And Selena is Luke's partner, not even a girlfriend, let alone a wife."
Ryan snorted: "People like you who don't have a girlfriend don't understand at all. Selena... ahem, forget it. You bring the coffee, and I'm going to pour cold water with my hand."
Javier looked at Ryan who had slipped away, and curled his lips in dissatisfaction: "You have a girlfriend, you have a fiancee, you are waiting to get married, you are amazing!"
Having said that, he took the coffee and took it to Beckett, since she had trouble eating the cake dry.
He also cared a little more about Luke's gossip.
Here, Selena finished distributing cakes to several other relatively familiar police detectives, and walked back: "Enough teasing?"
Luke: "Talk about the case they're working on, it shouldn't have anything to do with the Soderbergh family."
Selena lost interest when she heard it.
With the current case, there are really not many cases that can make her eyes shine.
Suddenly, her eyes lit up: "Hey, here comes the interesting thing."
Luke looked sideways and saw John and Ricky just brought three people in.
Ricky was originally Walter's partner, but now that Walter is on sick leave, he and John get together, which can be regarded as getting rid of the rookie detective who was originally partnering with John.
The two detectives were not interesting, both middle-aged and elderly men.
But one of the three they brought in was interesting.
Luke looked at this one with great interest, and agreed in his mouth: "It's really interesting, guess why she came in again this time?"
Selena didn't even bother to talk nonsense with him: "Beat someone."
Luke: "Twenty dollars, I told her not to hit anyone."
Selena was stunned: "Well, although I know that I might lose again, it's only twenty dollars. Well, it will be paid from the gold nugget's private money."
Jin Nugget, who was eating a small cake to pass the time, looked up blankly: "Oh?"
Private money makes it very sensitive, but it still has a specific concept for an almost small denomination bill like twenty dollars.
It doesn't understand, what's the point of Selena taking this scum out of her private money
Here, Luke has already greeted him.
Turning a blind eye to the surprised woman, he asked John directly, "What's going on?"
John was not very wary of him: "The couple sued this person for trespass and attempted murder, but the couple was not a couple, they couldn't produce a lease certificate, and they weren't injured. Before they finished their arguing, I just can bring them back."
Saying so, his face with his back turned to the three of them already had that exaggerated "annoying" expression on his face.
Luke smiled and said, "Then you guys go to rest and let me, a newcomer, be more familiar with the case-handling process."
When John and Ricky saw his "new and tender" face, they immediately understood, and Ricky nodded seriously: "Hey, I just didn't sleep well last night, and I didn't eat breakfast when I woke up this morning, it seems that I have hypoglycemia. Guilty."
Luke was considerate: "Go to the front desk, there are small cakes to eat."
The three talked nonsense, and the case was handed over to Luke without any disturbance.
He turned his head again, with a serious face, and said to the three parties: "Okay, let's go to the interrogation room."
The man and woman among the three were a little scared: "Interrogation room? Detective, we're just having an ordinary dispute, so we shouldn't be entering the interrogation room."
Luke laughed suddenly: "It's okay, I just borrowed it for a while, mainly because it is relatively close, and there is also a video of the inquiry, it can be done in one go."
Seeing his smiling face, the couple became even more uneasy, feeling that something was wrong.
Especially that woman, who is in the process of divorcing her husband.
Once the matter of cooperating with her boyfriend to set up a private detective is brought to court, or even just a formal police report, she is likely to lose the divorce lawsuit completely.