Martin was stunned for a moment, then turned around and ran upstairs to find Mir's clothes. He searched from room to room, but did not see where Mir's clothes and pants were placed.

"Inspector Louis, I didn't find the officer's clothes, I don't know where they are." Martin stood on the second floor and asked Chris.

Chris raised his head and looked up at Martin and said: "Isn't there on his bed, next to the bed?"

Martin spread his hands, shook his head and said, "I almost didn't see it."

"Then just find some of his clothes." Chris frowned slightly. He didn't know what Mil did in the house last night. His clothes must have been thrown somewhere casually.

Martin found two pieces of thin, light-colored, wide cloth that he didn't know what they were. He and Chris squatted on the ground and put Mil on them bit by bit.

The two men slowly lifted Mir one by one and placed him on the sofa in the living room. They looked at the sleeping Martin with great surprise.

"Inspector Louis, what are these two clothes?" Martin asked standing aside.

"Mir said it was pajamas a long time ago." Chris replied: "Actually, I also understand what pajamas are. At first, I thought they were fig leaves or something like that."

Martin came to the window and looked at the door of the new house. Vincent was sitting there in a daze. He asked: "Inspector Louis, what should we do next?"

Chris thought for a while and said, "Go and call them over."

After about ten minutes, they walked into Mil's house one after another. Chris had prepared chairs for them and placed them opposite the sofa.

They sat down one by one, staring straight at the sleeping Mir in front of them in a daze, because they saw something they shouldn't have seen.

Especially Matilda and Miss Riley, their cheeks were blushing. They both raised their hands to cover their faces at the same time, while Matilda's fingers spread apart bit by bit, secretly

He looked at the light-colored tents in the distance.

This scene happened to be seen by Chris who was walking over, and he shouted: "Damn it!"

Chris immediately laid Mill's body sideways on the sofa, with his back facing them. Worried that Mill would turn over at any time, he had to sit on the edge of the sofa and press tightly against Mill's butt.

At this moment, Vincent and Martin were also studying Mil's huge tent. They were chatting happily with each other, as if they had never seen the world.

"Okay, you all listen to me." Chris cleared his throat.

"First of all, your commander is sick."

As soon as Chris finished speaking, everyone was surprised in disbelief. Matilda stood up first and said: "Brother! Mr. Edward was in very good health when he left. There is no way he could fall ill in just one night."

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"Yes, Inspector Louis, look, the officer is still sleeping." Ruili added.

Vincent's expression became very serious. He turned to look at Martin and asked, "Martin! The sir left with you. You must know what the sir is doing!"

Martin felt that he was very innocent. He glanced at everyone's direct gaze and said: "This has nothing to do with me at all. I just went to complete the task according to the commander's instructions. After I left, the commander did return to me."

At home, I still want to ask you about what happens after this."

Vincent asked doubtfully: "Ask us?"

"Yes, you live opposite the chief. You will definitely find out what he went to do." Martin said, shifting the question to them.

Faced with all kinds of questions, Chris just wanted to find a way to cure Mir first, and he could only wait for Mir to recover from the rest.

"Okay, okay." Chris suddenly thought of what Miss Alina had told him. He said: "Now that Miss Alina has returned to France, Mil's illness has recurred again. What we have to do now is to find a cure."

His medicine.”

After Chris finished his statement, his eyes finally fell on Miss Ruili, which made Ruili feel a little surprised.

"Good medicine?" Ruili looked at the people on both sides and said, "Are you sending me to find good medicine? Inspector Louis."

Chris shook his head and said: "No, you are the medicine, Miss Riley."

Ruili was immediately shocked and said: "What?"

"Please listen to what I have to say, Miss Ruili." Chris said: "Before Miss Alina returned to France, she told me to take good care of Mil and told him about his illness."

"What disease?" they asked in unison.

Chris replied: "Depression."

"Depression? What is this disease?" Martin couldn't understand.

Chris explained: "Miss Alina asked the doctor and looked up a lot of information. Mil's disease belongs to the earliest form of depression. As for what depression is, I think it is probably the same disease, just with a different name."

"Then what do you need me to do? Detective Louis." Ruili waited for Chris' next instructions.

Chris hesitated for a while, his eyes kept looking at Ruili's facial features and figure, and his mind kept thinking about Miss Alina's behavior and dress.

"You need to play Miss Alina." Chris said.

"By the way, I remembered that Governor Stoddard once praised Miss Ruili's beauty and said that Miss Ruili and Miss Alina are quite similar." Vincent turned his head to Ruili and said, "Is that so?

Miss Ruili."

"Indeed." Ruili nodded and said, "I suddenly understood. At that time, I didn't understand Governor Stoddard's intention."

Ruili analyzed: "Miss Alina has returned to France. Governor Stoddard is worried that the chief's illness will attack in a short period of time, so he arranged for me to appear in front of the chief, which can cure the chief's illness."

"Yes, Miss Ruili, my arrangement with you is consistent. When the commander sees me, it is like seeing Ian." Martin seemed to understand Governor Stoddard's intention.

Martin suspected that Vincent was here to make soy sauce: "But Vincent, why is he different from us?"

Vincent looked at everyone's eyes in shock and said, "I don't know, I don't know anything, don't look at me like this."

"Governor Stoddard only asked us to be the chief's assistants. You two can't replace anyone, so don't think nonsense."

In fact, Vincent knew that he was arranged here by Father Cavendish. Father Cavendish informed him through the clergy in the St. Louis church. They discovered that Vincent was an extremely gifted and loyal believer.

It is very likely that he will inherit Father Cavendish's mantle in the future.

Later, Father Cavendish personally went to see Governor Amos Stoddard. The murder and the absurd conclusion, as well as the matter of Miss Alina's return to her hometown, happened to be the one Amos Stoddard was about to appoint them.

That day with Mir.
Chapter completed!