Super Detective in the Fictional World

Poor mountains and evil waters come out of people, and this is not the only thing that is unique to any country.

Villages and towns in remote areas, with chronic lack of communication with the outside world, are easily separated from the mainstream in three perspectives.

Same here in the United States.

Some villages and towns are changing well, and people are more simple and good.

Some towns and villages change badly, and some basic ethics are rapidly eroded.

In the last Wolfkerr case, the miscellaneous group was inhabitants near the town.

They were willing to become accomplices to the killer players for money.

The two of them jumped off this less pleasant topic and sat on a beach chair by the lake, where Luke first ate Annie's lunch.

Americans have a simple lunch, generally dinner is their main meal, and most people only have an hour's lunch, so they basically eat sandwich hot dog burgers and vegetables at noon, even if it solves the problem.

Annie makes sandwiches that taste average, good for the ingredients, and taste above the average.

Luke ate a few times and the two of them opened the wine and drank it.

In Annie's words, she usually drinks up to a little beer, and red wine doesn't have much chance of enjoying it.

Luke probably understood what she meant.

Annie is implying that no boy uses red wine to get close to her.

What can he do? Enlightenment education about drinking red wine is happily started, of course.

Talking about it, the beach chairs of the two were put together, and the beach chairs without guards had this benefit.

Luke talked casually about what those middle school kids in the hillside camp did, including how he drove four or five little couples back out of the woods in the middle of the night.

Annie laughed and when she couldn't stand it, she chose to condemn him for such a heinous act with her fist.

She also graduated most of secondary school, basically the same age as Luke.

In high school, she couldn't help but blush when she was caught screaming naked by the head teacher.

It's not shy, it's just embarrassing with a little excitement.

She couldn't help but think that the person Luke caught was herself in a situation that suddenly became hot and dry.

It was another sunny day, and she came out wearing a long sleeve plaid shirt, which was still a little cold before noon in the mountains.

But in the afternoon, on the beach by the lake, she suddenly felt hot.

She took off her shirt, wore a T-shirt with short sleeves, hesitated and looked across the lake: “Ah, they're sunbathing. ”

Luke looked up and laughed: “It was a couple. They just walked past the campsite door and asked me for directions. People looked pretty good. ”

Speaking of which, he turned around and looked at Annie: "Do you want to sunbathe too? ”

Annie hesitated, but nodded.

It's a waste of time to have a good afternoon without sunbathing with the right people.

Luke laughed, "Do you have a swimsuit? ”

Annie nodded quickly: "Yes, in the house. Besides, I even brought sunscreen. ”

She knew there were lakes and beaches, and she chose to work here.

Luke got up smiling and Annie climbed out of the chair.

He handcuffed her to his back: "Ha ha, you're too slow, I'll take you there.” Running behind her back to the cabin.

Annie shouted and laughed.

When he arrived at the cabin, he let Annie go and let her go in and change her swimsuit, and the delay was half an hour.

Annie comes out and sees Luke throwing his eyes, his face turns red again: “What's wrong? Isn't this a nice swimsuit? ”

Luke smiled softly: "It looks great and suits you very well. Yeah, but I wish it was smaller. ”

Annie: "Boo! ”

A moment later, Annie lay on her chair and enjoyed Luke wiping her back with sunscreen oil, turning her head comfortably: “It feels good. ”

Luke laughed without saying a word.

He feels good... too.

Annie has smooth, white thighs and a few different backs.

Apparently, she was delaying herself in the house for half an hour, just finishing herself with a razor.

There's no problem elsewhere, but there's a slight omission in the back.

However, the flaws do not obscure the yoga.

What can Luke say? Complete the sunscreen carefully, of course.

He was delighted to feel skin that grew slippery under sunscreen oil.

Suddenly a faint dog screamed, Luke had excellent ears, looked at his eyes casually, and found that the couple of Cherokees across the lake were not far away, and five or six 15-year-olds were playing there.

However, a large dog with the children ran to a couple in the sun and shouted.

Luke frowned.

The couple's appearance was very appealing, and the group of bear children who were supposed to be in the hillside town were badly criticized by Annie.

And what's happening now is obviously the problem with those bear kids.

Walking dogs without dogs is extremely uncivilized behavior.

Especially since the dog isn't just a small or medium breed, it's Rowena.

This is a big dog, or a very aggressive big dog.

It may be loyal to its owner, and even to its little owner, enough to accompany the dog as a child, but it is not less dangerous to strangers.

Playing with a big dog like this in a place with a stranger is worse without a rope.

Besides, the dog screamed for a while, and a group of bear children still had no intention of stopping.

Luke was the most annoyed person in his life.

When someone else is scared, and there is a conflict with the dog, the dog owner immediately pounds out like chicken blood, a pair who touches his sweetheart, he has to be desperate for people.

With this heart, why did you go long ago?

If Annie raised her head consciously, she noticed Luke's hand stopped and heard the dog barking.

Turning her back and seeing the situation across the lake, she shouted helplessly: “It's the bear kids again, the dog again. ”

Luke shouted and put sunscreen on her again: "What's wrong with this dog? ”

Annie lay down again, exhaling and complaining: “I love dogs, and I have a Labrador, a Big Dog, but they're not that bad. ”

Luke's gone.

Labrador dogs are easy to say, easy to train, and more obedient.

Big dogs are typical “grinding leprechauns” who prefer to get beaten to get close to their owners and quite like to bark.

Annie's family had a beagle dog, not because of the dog's barking.

Indeed, Annie went on to say, "It's not a dog problem at all. It's a bad habit for its owner not to teach it well since he was a kid, so that he likes to be hostile to strangers at will. This dog is not a hunter. How can he be so fierce? ”