The Daily Life of American Drama Detective

Chapter 41 Best Friend

"Holy shit!"

After Frank confirmed again and again, he couldn't help but rub his own head with his uninjured hand. He couldn't believe the result at all. He kept mumbling classic exclamations, tilted his head and squinted at Cha again and again.

Ke looked at it and couldn't help but grin: "Brother, I'm proud of you."

Only he knew how incredibly difficult this matter was for Chuck.

As a younger brother, even if he was angry with his older brother, he couldn't help but express his feelings at this moment.

"I know."

Chuck nodded.

"how did you do it?"

Frank grinned, showing a gossipy look that all men know.

"train!"

Chuck answered succinctly.

"who is she?"

Frank was a little dissatisfied with this level of gossip and asked: "How many times?"

"It's not her."

Chuck shook his head.

"No!"

Frank's expression changed.

As a tough guy who was most influenced by his military father, he instinctively rejects certain behaviors.

"It's them!"

Seeing that he had misunderstood, Chuck corrected him: "Six training subjects conducted a total of 76 training sessions, which took a total of 55 hours, 35 minutes and 46 seconds."

"..."

Frank was overjoyed at first, it would be great if it wasn't him. Then when he heard the next words, the corner of his mouth twitched.

As an older brother, he really regarded everything as training and remembered it so clearly.

However, he was still very pleased with the result.

After all, he was worried that his brother would be alone for the rest of his life. Now he not only has ‘training targets’, but he has accumulated up to 6 of them, which is simply better than the average person.

You know, although the average American falls in love 11 times in a lifetime, that's a lifetime.

His brother was only 22 years old. He had just grown up a few years ago, and he had already "fallen in love six times" at the beginning of his life. He was definitely better than the average person... Thinking of this, he suddenly felt something was wrong.

damn it!

It seems that even he has not been in love six times!

"Is it one of these 6 people who has replaced me as your best friend?"

Frank suppressed his displeasure at being surpassed by his severely autistic brother in this regard, and asked the question that concerned him most.

He has always felt that he is his brother's only and best friend.

But now my brother says that he used to be, that is, he is not now.

He couldn't accept this before, but if this person is one of his six training targets, then he can barely accept it.

"No."

Chuck shook his head.

"Who is that?"

Frank frowned.

He can accept his future sister-in-law replacing him as his brother's best friend.

other people?

Absolutely not!

"You've met her."

Seeing that he insisted on knowing, Chuck could only remind him.

"I've seen her..."

Frank was stunned for a moment, then racked his brains, and suddenly thought of a person in his memory, and suddenly said: "It turns out to be her!"

Chuck nodded.

Frank shook his head in relief.

She has the same problem, so she is indeed more suitable to be her brother's best friend.

"What are you going to do?"

Chuck added some more firewood and asked.

"Of course I have revenge!"

When Frank heard this, thinking of his tragic experience, his eyes became violent and he said.

"Can you do it alone?"

Chuck looked at him.

Although his younger brother does not have the bipolar disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder that comes with his severe autism, he is also born with a bad temper and is very competitive. Even his persuasion will be ineffective.

And for him who always follows his heart, why should he stop it?

"Of course I can!"

Frank sneered and looked at Chuck dissatisfied: "Do you really doubt my strength? Don't forget that I was the one who helped you in the past!"

"I didn't doubt it before."

Chuck shook his head: "But I don't know now. Obviously negative states such as Sage have a great impact on you."

Frank was speechless.

"If that doesn't work, just ask."

Chuck said seriously: "Otherwise, if revenge fails and you die at the hands of your enemies, it will make my little sister laugh. I told her that our three brothers and sisters are the same, and compared to her two brothers, she

Just a Hello Kitty."

"Little sister, ha!"

Frank's expression suddenly turned pale.

Unlike Chuck's predecessor, Frank, who is closer to his military father, is very angry at his mother who left and remarried. Even though he changed his name to protect her, he is still unwilling to mention her more, let alone see her.

He was unwilling to forgive the woman who abandoned the three of them during a difficult time at home.

So much so that he doesn't even have much affection for his half-sister.

"Edward Olson is no ordinary person."

When Chuck saw this, he didn't say much, he just reminded him.

"A billionaire."

Frank sneered and said: "I know, he may have money to hire a lot of bodyguards, but for real, I am not targeting anyone, they are all rubbish."

"I'm not talking about those bodyguards, but he is not a simple person!"

Chuck shook his head: "I looked through the files of the Wind River Valley Tribal Police Department before and found that there were five girls who ran away from home. There was no news about them for many years."

"This doesn't mean anything, does it?"

Frank was puzzled: "Small town girls are like this. They are extremely yearning for the outside world, but lack the capital to go there. So once they have the opportunity or they can no longer bear it, they will choose to escape from the town and run to the outside world."

When he said this, his expression became uncomfortable.

Because Natalie was such a small-town girl, she regarded him as a bridge to the outside world, and that was what she said to him the most afterwards.

"This may not mean anything, but for so many years, no one has chosen to contact his family, and there is no trace of his existence. This is very problematic."

Chuck nodded: "Then when I found out that the Olson family might be involved in the case and you were involved, I expanded the scope of the investigation.

The proportion of girls who have run away from home and who are missing as tourists in surrounding towns is 4.75 times higher than in other areas, and all of them have no trace of their existence afterwards.

Looking at individual towns, there seems to be no pattern.

But taken together, the time of reporting the crime almost corresponds to the time Edward Olson stayed here."

"You're saying Edward Olson is a serial killer?"

Frank was stunned: "I've seen him before, and he looks nothing like him!"

"So I said there's something wrong with your vision."

Chuck said bluntly.

"……That's it?"

Frank was unconvinced and said: "Based on this, you judge that a billionaire is a serial killer who specializes in abducting girls for murder?"

"of course not."

Chuck shook his head: "These just gave me preliminary guesses, and then I continued to investigate the Olson family and found that Edward Olson was considered a self-made rich generation, and his father was just a Texas truck driver.

According to the FBI's perverted crime statistics, the heritability of serial perverted killers is as high as 35.5%.

So I investigated the activities of old Olson and the surrounding records of runaway and missing girls. I found that just like Edward Olson, wherever he haunted, the surrounding records of runaway and missing girls were higher than those of Edward Olson.

It’s several times higher in other places, but it’s all because there is no contact with the family afterwards, and there is no trace of social existence, as if it had never happened.”

(End of chapter)