Solve the crime, crack the case. Be a detective today.

Laila- "Um hi." I say, amazed on how social these people were.

Anastasia - I looked at the girl who had spoke harshly and knew that he was right, this was all about the mystery, the death, the murder. The boy who had just walked in was too cheery. I didn't trust him.

Derek - I smiled smugly at the clean room, free from any evidence, "Find anything?" I asked knowing that they hadn't, we were too good to get caught.

(Hayden is a girl *headdesk* read the character profiles. There are many pretty girls in the room)

!nspired wrote:(Hayden is a girl *headdesk* read the character profiles. There are many pretty girls in the room)

I am so sorry! :/

Laila- "Not sure." I say a little weary of the guy. I put on some gloves and walk over to the body.

Anastasia - I glanced over the body, "Do you know something we don't?" I asked the guy.

Derek - I gave the girl a look of fake confusion, "Why would you think that?" I went over to the body, "No blood, no evidence, no nothing, these guys were good."

Hayden: I smirked at the guy. "No, they weren't. I've already found one piece of evidence."

Derek - I froze, she was lying, she had to be, "You have? Where'd they screw up?" My voice was tense, but I tried to hide that fact.

Anastasia - I was impressed, "You're good," I told the girl.

Laila- I was surprised, but I didnt ask for the details. I figured she'd tell us if she wanted. I didn't want to risk looking stupid. No blood, no bruises. I figure they must've poisoned the guy. But with what?

Derek - "Poison," I said remembering the drink I had mixed up, "but what kind."

Anastasia - "Probably something natural, organic, something hard to trace," I say.

Laila- "Something that affects the body on the inside but doesnt show on the outside. Probably somthing quick, since the guy doesnt look like he went through a lot."

Anastasia - "Maybe an overdose of pure nutmeg, that is supposed to cause fatality right?" I asked.

Derek - they were getting close, not exactly there yet, but close.

Hayden: "My evidence had nothing to do with poison." Obviously, my knowing anything bothered the guy. Good. I had decided I didn't like him. And usually I was a people person, so that was saying something.

Anastasia - "so, that isn't what he died from?" I asked interested. This girl was obviously smart, and I trusted her.

Derek - Of course not, of course she would find something! Of course some idiot would leave evidence after three months of planning! I guess it was up to me to make sure no one ever found out about the evidence, no one that I couldn't deal with at least.

Laila- "What do you mean?" I ask, fighting my own pride.

Hayden: I smirked. "It was quite the simple flaw, one you all have already noticed. You just don't realize its importance." I always took note of the little things, while others didn't.

Laila- "Would you mind enlightening us all?"

Hayden: "They left the body here. Haven't you ever heard the saying 'a criminal always returns to the scene of the crime?' Eventually the murderer will be back, to check up on us and make sure they cleaned up well. If they haven't already." For some reason my eyes shot over to Derek, for a reason I couldn't fathom.

Laila- "True. Do you think he could've died from poison though?"

Hayden: "No, poison is traceable."

Laila- "True, but have they even done an autopsy on the body yet to investigate any traces?"

Hayden: "If they hadn't then would they be so desperate as to bring us in?"

Laila- "True. Then it definately has to be something untraceable and not obvious. Same as if they plan on coming back to the scene. These people are obviously smart, it's likely theres one of them among us right now." My eyes automatically flit to the guy who just walked in.

(omg, ive actually been researching this on the internet, you would be surprised on what comes up when you search "best way to kill someone without a trace of evidence" lol, its scary :O )

Hayden: "Possibly." I follow her gaze to the guy who came in a few minutes ago. How odd that we both looked to him after any mention of criminals.