Super Detective in the Fictional World

denly, Luke’s phone rang.

He looked at the number and walked off to one side.
He talked over the phone for a while and looked at Thomson, who had just gotten up.

Thomson, who had been uneasy in the first place, became even more so.
Bewildered for a moment, he finally stepped away.
However, he couldn’t help but turn his head to look at Luke several times as he went on his way.

Luke had been staring at him while talking on his phone.

Thomson’s heart was heavy.
He had a bad feeling

In fact, the call Luke received wasn’t entirely about Thomson.

The call was from Elsa.
Morgan hadn’t been able to withstand the pressure, and had confessed.

Morgan confessed a lot of things, but they weren’t very important.

After Luke found the bloodstain evidence, Elsa found even more solid evidence from the surveillance footage brought to her.

Jennifer’s mansion in Beverly Hills had a lot of surveillance cameras.

Morgan had been a security guard for a long time, and had planned it all out when he attacked.

However, Luke’s arrival this morning had been outside his expectations, and something went seriously wrong when he tried to shift the blame to Thomson.

After examining the footage, Elsa found that all the security guards had alibis except for Thomson and Morgan.

Therefore, it could’ve only been Thomson or Morgan who had the opportunity to kill Manny.

Jennifer wasn’t a suspect.
Unless she had super abilities, she didn’t have the strength to make a dent in Manny’s skull.

She wasn’t an action movie star, and she worked out only to maintain her figure, not to increase her strength.

Since Jennifer had been talking to Thomson when the crime happened, Morgan was the prime suspect.
However, Morgan couldn’t be convicted on the footage alone.
After all, nobody could prove that the five security guards and Jennifer were the only people in the house, and it was possible that someone else had snuck in.

The blood pattern analysis, however, was the turning point.
The bloodstain which Old Greyson had taken note of could have only been caused by hitting the victim with a stick.
With the two pieces of evidence, Morgan couldn’t get away, not without the best lawyer.

Moreover, he had been in the interrogation room, and had no idea that Manny was already dead.

So, he thought that it was only an assault, and had no idea that it had turned into a murder.
After Morgan pleaded guilty, he confessed a lot of things, including why he had attacked Manny.

He claimed that it was in retaliation because Manny had injured Millis first.
Only the three women had been in the house last night.
Jennifer liked Millis, who was younger and better.
It was highly unlikely that she would kill Millis.

It was more likely that Manny had done it, fearing that Millis would replace her.

Besides, it was also Manny who had found Millis unconscious in the living room.

But after hearing what Elsa said, and recalling the files he had read, Luke understood where Morgan was coming from.

Both maids had a special relationship with Jennifer.
It was possible that one of them had attacked the other out of jealousy.

If Luke didn’t have Sharp Nose, he might’ve also believed that Manny was a suspect.
However, with Sharp Nose, he knew that it was Thomson who had attacked Millis.