The famous detective in the comic world

Chapter 132 Mom was eaten by a monster

Tsk... I heard Officer Barov's voice when I was talking to Yuri Watanabe last time...

He Nan frowned as he recalled that conversation.

I feel like vomiting.

Disgusting to death.

He has dealt with this person several times.

Arrogant scum.

There are enough scum in the police station.

And him?It's even more powerful.Pull down the average lower limit of bad cops by one level.

...I really don't know what kind of role Officer Barov played in this case.

That person can do a lot of things for you with money.

What are the principles?nonexistent.

For it is well known that a man cannot be particular about a thing he does not have.

...Oh, if you have to say it, there are some.

His principle is that there is no principle.

Also, solving the case definitely does not pursue the real truth.

As long as it is typed and confessed, that's fine.

That is also the truth in his mouth.

The general public often believes it too.

Thinking about it this way, He Nan found out his second principle.

Everything is in line with the interests!
He also had the nerve to complain about the low wages of the police.

That's what a good police officer can say.

What about him?Can make a lot of dirty money.

Don't say that the police are corrupt and create unjust cases because of low wages. This is completely dereliction of duty and harming people.

"Does your mother have any relatives?" He Nan shook his head, expelling Officer Barov's disgusting face from his mind, and then asked, "Did you call her natal family at that time?"

"Only Grandpa..." Rick said despondently; "and Grandpa said Mom didn't go to her."

"And then? Did you look around before the police came?"

"Dad went to find..." Rick replied: "I didn't come back until evening... Said I didn't find Mom."

"Hmm..." He Nan frowned: "What about that night? What did you do?"

"That night...I couldn't sleep because my mother didn't come back...Dad ordered takeaway." Rick recalled that night, and he looked miserable: "Then, Dad stayed by my bed, waiting for me to fall asleep...during I asked him, where do you think my mother might have gone, and my father said he didn't know, that she might just go to relax and come back tomorrow."

"Then...then I asked him, will my mother not want us anymore... I dare not say whether my mother is dead too-I feel that if I don't say it, my mother is still alive." Rick took the snow Li handed over the tissue silently, blew her nose, and sobbed slightly: "They always quarreled during that time... I was worried about their divorce. My father comforted me and said that my mother would not want me, but I I don't believe it... I think she must have abandoned me."

"What happened after that?" He Nan frantically wrote down the things that may not be very important but took the most time to memorize: "What else did you say?"

"I said... If Mom comes back, I hope you will stop arguing, and we will live a good life, as before..." Rick wiped his tears and sobbed: "Of course, then Dad said... He said, Mom has changed, It will never be the same again, but he will protect me no matter what..."

"Wait a moment." He Nan always felt a little creepy, and pondered for a moment: "When he said this, he didn't tell you that Mom was eaten by a monster, did he?"

"……Um."

"But I already told you that my sister was killed by a monster, right?"

"right……"

"Have you ever asked him why he knew the monster killed her?"

"I asked..." Rick said sadly: "He said, because monsters would deceive children from their homes and kill them... She actually told us this story when I was a child."

"You just said 'her,' so your mother told the story originally?"

"Yes..." Rick nodded: "Daddy doesn't tell us stories..."

"It sounds like a story told by parents to scare their children from opening the door to strangers...it's pretty common." He Nan frowned, "But why does it feel so strange... Your father first told this story, didn't you? After the police found Daisy's body?"

"Correct."

"Hmm..." He Nan paused for a moment to ask questions, and thought about it for a while.

What's the problem...

Monsters... would lure children away from their homes.

monster... home...

... The initial understanding of this story should be correct. It is to tell children to be wary of strangers and prevent tragedies from being deceived.

but……

The monster in this story seems to be understandable, isn't it referring to outsiders?

Monsters could also be home...

It was my wife who said it first.

What did she mean when she said that?
When his father first told the story of the monster... did he suspect that the wife killed the child?
If so, what happened in his married life that made him suspect that his wife had the motive to kill his daughter?

What happened on the day of the funeral?

"Rick, tell me." He Nan asked, "Monsters will trick children away from home——have your mother explained what it means?"

"She didn't say..." Rick seemed to be thinking of the past, a little sad: "But the monster is a monster? It will appear at home...and then trick us into leaving with it. Then it will be killed... ..."

...It always feels like it is simply warning children to be careful of strangers?
I think too much?

He Nan felt a headache.

No, don't fall into the thinking trap...

Maybe I should focus on the more obvious weirdness.

That is... the original sentence said that the monster would kill the child.

The first time Dad mentioned the monster to Rick, he also said that the monster killed Daisy.

As for what Dad said to Rick after Mom died, it became...

...your mother was eaten by a monster.

He Nanneng concluded that his mother was killed by her husband.

And then...the body was hidden.Where it might be buried or something... There are many ways to destroy the body, and Officer Barov may even be involved.

Because, being eaten by monsters, there is no need for a corpse.

I ate it all up, and it all went into my stomach.

But being killed...the body might be found.

He Nan wasn't sure whether his father said this sentence to Rick unintentionally, which might expose his behavior, or on purpose.

...But even if he intended, he couldn't confess that he killed his wife.

Most likely it's fusion.I said this sentence intentionally, but I may not realize that it exposed a certain thought of my own.

In He Nan's view, the possibility of him revealing this sentence has several points.

1: In order to connect with the previous statement that the younger sister was killed by a monster.He said this last time without explaining how he knew it, so it's normal to say it this time.

2: I want my son to give up, don't wait for my mother to come back.If her body won't be found, then she can only remain missing. If he waits every day, he feels that he will not be able to start a new life with his son.

3: Remind my son to pay more attention to safety in the future and guard against "monsters".

(End of this chapter)