Super Detective in the Fictional World

ey had on them.”

Luke understood.

The three boys had lost their teeth, which was proof that she had hit them.

But with the drug as evidence, if the school dared to touch her, they would be accused of discrimination.

“Actually, my teacher almost convinced me to hand over the drug,” Selina said in a low voice.
“But Robert rushed over and pushed the teacher back.”

Luke hummed in response.

If she had handed the evidence over, the school would inevitably turn it into a small incident.

Selina, as the “perpetrator,” might even have been expelled in order to quell the situation.
After all, she was just a Latin American.

“I remember that when Robert entered the office, he immediately locked the door and pointed his gun at the teacher’s head and said, ‘Do you believe that even if I shoot you dead, I can still prove that you were going to help those little b*stards destroy evidence that they tried to attack my niece? ’” Selina’s movements slowed down and she stared at the night sky.

“Niece?” Luke found that odd.

Selina chuckled.
“If he didn’t say that, he wouldn’t be able to intimidate the other party so easily.”

Luke nodded.
“That’s true.”

“It wasn’t until I became a sheriff in Shackelford that I realized that the police weren’t that great.” Selina couldn’t help but laugh.
“Because it was Robert who was amazing, not the police.”

Luke also laughed.

That was right.

Even if Robert wasn’t the sheriff, he was still as hot-tempered, and dared to point a gun at the teacher’s head.

Luke asked, “The teacher didn’t sue Robert?”

Selina burst out laughing, her whole body shaking.
“I was there.
I really think that if the teacher had said anything else, Robert would’ve blown his head off.
After that, the teacher didn’t even dare fart, and he ran far away whenever he saw me.”

Luke chuckled.

He never saw this side of Robert at home.

That was because Catherine was at home, so this rough man never revealed his violent side to his family.

Selina said, “When we left the school, I was still afraid to approach Robert.
In the end, when we got into the car, he threw the gun at me and let me play with it.”

Luke: “Huh?”

“It was an air gun,” said Selina.

Speechless for a moment, Luke shook his head.
“So Robert can be evil?”

“He’s not as reckless as he looks.” Selina said, “After working so many cases, I’ve realized that he does things the same way you do.
Hm, even if you don’t look the same on the outside, you’re the same inside.”

Luke said solemnly, “The outside is what matters.
He’s not as handsome as I am.”

Selina slapped him on the back with a smile.
“You shameless b*stard!”

Luke, however, understood.

Selina was right when she said that he and Robert used similar methods.

Robert knew Flegg.
Even if he hadn’t been in some secret armed force before, his methods were like the army’s, swift and ruthless, while he had a secret agency’s attention to detail.

This was indeed similar to how Luke did things.

Selina was an old detective with excellent observation skills! Luke was quite pleased.

A moment later, he found it funny.
His mentality seemed a little… old.

His line of sight fell on Claire, who was chatting and laughing.
Luke had to admit that his mentality was indeed a little old.

Selina was already 25, but Luke couldn’t help but view her as a junior.

Claire, who wasn’t even eighteen yet, was even more so.

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