My brother is so fierce

Under the overcast sky of London, a carriage passes through the bustling streets.

The blond young man rested his chin and looked out the car window.

Opposite him sat a young man with glasses who looked similar to him. His bangs on the right almost covered half of his face. His brows and eyes were softer, and when he saw his brother looking out of the window in a daze, he also looked out.

There are passersby wearing long coats on the street, some of them are slender, and the belts of the coats are even more graceful, attracting many people to look back.

Of course, Louis knew that William was not looking at this. His eyes fell on another girl standing at the corner of the street. The coat wrapped around her was too big and long for her, and the material was also the same as the one just passing by. The woman's stiff coat is completely different, it is a men's windbreaker, the old one looks like it was picked up in a garbage dump, and the hem of the clothes is curled out of shape.

The girl was not tall, and Louis looked closer, but she buried her face in the coat to avoid the cold brought by the cooling, and could only see the dazzling blond hair, but the blond hair had not been properly taken care of, Slightly frizzy and matte with little nourishment.

"Brother William..." Louis signaled with his eyes, the carriage continued to move forward, and Louis' voice became faster, "Let's go down and have a look."

Louis didn't need to say it clearly, and William knew what he meant.

After so many years, they couldn't find Maggie's body, and there was no trace of her. For others, this well-behaved child who fell into the river because of the Vito family was so weak, and there was a high probability that he had already died. Heaven; after all, if she was alive, why didn't she come to the brothers?

They have stayed here and never left.

The disappearance of a child will only bring sorrow to people in this area for a few days. In London, there are many children who disappear every day, not to mention they are just bystanders, except for the curly-haired boy who likes to play with Maggie and is persistently looking for her. Basically, no one cares about her.

Compared with the disappearance of a child, the defeat of the Vito family is one of the topics they like to talk about.

The young master of Vito's family jumped into the river to find his sister's body and was never seen again. The secrets of Vito's family seemed to be left in the sun, and it was completely illuminated.

The nobles cut off contact with the Vito family one after another, and all the servants disappeared. The manor that was once filled with the laughter of children was as silent as a wasteland. The smiling butler stayed alone in the manor. When an ignorant child was lying on the door to look in, the skinny butler inside happened to see him.

His face was sunken in, making his eyes extraordinarily large. He stuck to the house, and there was no light in his eyes.

The child heard too many ghost stories in the street and ran away screaming: "There are vampires! There are man-eating ghosts in the house—!"

There wasn't much emotion on William's face, and his deep eyebrows made him look a bit melancholy, but when he showed a refined smile, that melancholy turned into a charming charm.

"Maggie should be this tall..." William suddenly smiled, "Then go and have a look, Louis."

His words were no less than the will of God to Louis. The two brothers changed from commoners to members of the Moriarty family. They were the eldest son of Moriarty who wanted to change the country as much as they did. The gift, of course, also has William's means in it.

The carriage marked with the Moriarty family logo was parked by the side of the road, and the handsome blond brother walked towards the girl in the corner who was stomping because of the cold.

This is not the first time they have been looking for Maggie. Compared with before, they are no longer so concerned about gains and losses. There are worse things to despair.

Perhaps sensing that the target of their approach was her, the girl in the black coat vigilantly leaned against the wall. For these noble-dressed youths, even though they looked gentle and refined, she knew that these gorgeously-dressed nobles had evil in their hearts.

William was keenly aware of her repulsion and disgust. He stopped a meter and a half away from her, took off his hat and pressed it in front of him. His voice became the best medicine to comfort the girl: "Please don't be afraid, We were just passing by."

Louis looked at his elder brother in surprise, but didn't speak.

William led Louis around her and walked towards the bookstore not far away.

The girl was still looking at them, she didn't seem to believe his words very much, or she was comforted by William's gentleness, so she couldn't help but look twice more.

When they were about to approach the bookstore, William finally spoke.

"Maggie has double eyelids, Louis."

Louis, who was following behind, was shocked. After all, he almost forgot what Maggie looked like, and he couldn’t say that he forgot. In the years when Maggie disappeared, they frequently searched for blonde girls everywhere. At a glance, there were not many faces with blond hair and red pupils, and he had just undergone surgery at that time, and his physical and mental exhaustion almost made him suffer from a relapse.

After that, the faces of those blond girls piled up in his mind, and for a moment he couldn't tell which one was Maggie's face.

Coupled with the fact that they didn't have a picture of Maggie, Louis's face to Maggie became more blurred as time went on.

"I'm sorry, brother," Louis lowered his face, the self-blame in his eyes was covered by glasses, "I didn't recognize it at first sight."

"It's not your fault."

William's eyes fell on the closed small bookstore. He didn't usually pass by here, nor had he been here.

"The door doesn't seem to be open." William stood there and said indifferently. He originally wanted to use an excuse to justify his lie, but when he saw the vigilant eyes of the strong man sitting at the gate looking around, he realized something was wrong. .

Just now he thought that the man was waiting for the bookstore to open, William lowered his eyes, the man's pockets were bulging, and he showed an extremely anxious mood.

When someone passed by the door of the bookstore and took a look, the man gave him a hard look.

"Something seems to have happened ahead." William said with a sideways smile towards Louis. Moriarty's carriage was still not far away, and the groom seemed to be waiting for their instructions.

Louis heard and looked towards the window of the bookstore.

The stained glass was wiped clean, it should have been wiped once in the morning, but now Louis could see nothing, the heavy curtains in the windows blocked his view, it was really strange to be so tightly closed in broad daylight. suspicious.

If it was a library in the city center, people would have been watching for such a movement.

But this is a small bookstore. The types of books are not extensive, and there are not many professional books. Nobles will not patronize this kind of place. The books are not new, and there may be traces of children's drawings on them.

This is because even if someone looks at the abnormal situation of the bookstore, the civilians living here are busy with work and have no time to check what happened in the bookstore.

"That man has a wooden bin in his pocket," William said. The man had already noticed them at this time, and his eyes glanced at them, quite contemptuous and disgusted. William continued to talk to Louis, "He doesn't like it very much yet. noble."

"That's a dangerous person, it's better not to get close, brother." Louis didn't want William to do such a dangerous thing, even though he knew how smart William was, it wasn't a reason why he wouldn't worry.

"It's okay," he reassured Louis, "let's go around and have a look at the back."

Louis would not refuse William on this kind of matter. They passed by the gate of the bookstore openly, talking and laughing under the man's vigilant gaze, and then turned around.

The man watched their figures disappear suspiciously, and ran over to take a look worriedly. The back door was locked, and the two people were not here.

It seems that he thinks too much.

Thinking of the boss' temper, he immediately ran back to the door.

William walked out slowly. He took a cane and looked at the structure of the library. There were no windows on the first floor in the direction of the back door, and the only back door was locked inside.

He raised his head and looked at the small window on the second floor, where there was a little trace of being rubbed by the rope.

And on the red-gray wall, he found a... small, fresh shoe print, not too obvious.

It seems that someone has slipped out.

Perhaps, the group from the police station will arrive soon.

Moriarty's words came true.

There's no need for him here.

"Lewis, let's go back."

Louis was stunned for a moment, and he also looked up but didn't see anything, but he didn't ask anything, followed William to the side of the road, and walked towards the carriage.

Sure enough, when they got into the carriage and looked out the window, the man at the door had been subdued by the police, covered his mouth and knocked him out.

"The police came very quickly this time," Louis said, "someone call the police."

William recalled that footprint, and curled his mouth: "It should be a petite lady, that window can't accommodate adults."

Only then did Louis know what William had seen just now.

He continued to look out, and saw a blond girl standing far away from the library, she unbuttoned her coat to cool off, she seemed to have run, her face was red, and she was taking a rest with her mouth open.

He could only see a side profile and a straight nose, and even from this angle, he could feel that it was a beauty.

Louis wanted to speak out what was in his heart, but he had just experienced a disappointment, and he swallowed the words that he wanted to go down to see if that girl was Maggie.

Just say: "It should be the blonde girl."

William also looked over when he heard his words, but Maggie had already turned her back and bowed her head to pick up something. He didn't even look at the color of her hair. Maggie had already left that place and stood where they couldn't see.

He once had unlimited hope, but now, he doesn't believe that there really is such a coincidence, it is no less than a miracle.He never believed in God.

Even though he thought so, he put his hand on the car door.

After a while, she didn't see her figure. William thought she should have left. He looked away and took his hand back. He said to the groom, "Let's go."

Louis was still looking in that direction, maybe he was looking at the situation in the library, or he still wanted to wait for the blonde girl to appear, the carriage was shaking slightly as it moved forward at a constant speed, and he saw all the people in the library coming out from a distance Finally, the blond girl appeared in his field of vision again.