[Comprehensive] Curly detective fancy strategy

In fact, Moriarty really wanted to slam the previous self-criticism in Helen's face.

But thinking about it, it was too inconsistent with his gentle and mature professor personality, so he gave up this tempting move with difficulty.

That's right, even if he was a fearsome crime boss, Professor Moriarty was still an English gentleman before he met Helen, and he would never do such a rude and vulgar behavior to a lady.

But now, he only thought about not being able to destroy the character design, and never thought that this behavior was too ungentlemanly.

In other words, he has now subconsciously classified Helen as a lady who needs to be treated like a gentleman.

She is obviously such a soft, timid, and even shockingly beautiful girl, but after getting along with her, Helen is able to make people face her without the slightest bit of affection, which is considered a skill.

Helen's self-criticism did not have any fancy words, just like her usual words, concise and clear, but her attitude was sincere and sincere, which easily made people feel good.

However, she admitted her mistakes sincerely and apologized sincerely, but she never corrected it, never!

"You are very good at calculus, linear algebra, and probability statistics, and you are far ahead. Why can you only pass this test in mathematical modeling?"

Not to mention the awful review, now Professor Moriarty wants to throw that math test paper in Helen's face.

Even when he was young because of his frail physique and overly harmless and innocent face, he was bullied by those well-developed athletic teenagers at school, but it cannot be denied that when little Jim is helpless, he is an excellent, well-behaved, and praiseworthy boy , After growing up, he is even a successful person to look up to.

However, today, Helen's bright red 0-point test paper slapped Professor Moriarty hard on the face, making him still feel the shock and heat when he saw it for the first time in the conference room.

Professor Moriarty has tried to kill Helen more than once. No matter what field he is admirably excellent in, how can his professorship bear the taint of her?

Thinking about it, it was Helen who severely lowered his teaching level by a large amount, and made him receive the indescribable stares at the professors' meeting. Professor Moriarty felt that he was seriously offended.

None of those idiots taught students like her, and no one got a zero in Oxford except her.

However, whenever Moriarty made up his mind to kill Helen, he didn't implement this idea.

Because he felt that he had surrendered to her like this, and it was too low to kill her because she had no choice but to make Moriarty feel as if he had lost to her. This was absolutely intolerable.

So in order not to leave this stain on his career as a university teacher, Moriarty began to make up lessons for Helen after class.

So far, however, Moriarty was tempted to strangle her.

Helen didn't know that she was walking on the verge of life and death all the time by Professor Moriarty's side. Facing the professor's questioning, she felt guilty and helpless.

She is very sensitive to numbers, and her mathematical talent may come from her father who is an accountant, but she doesn't like thinking, hates trouble, and is very self-willed not to learn things she doesn't like.

Therefore, Helen's math scores are often eye-catchingly high, but also eye-catchingly low.

This kind of swing performance is obviously tormenting the professor Moriarty, but Helen really has nothing to do with her if she doesn't want to imitate him.

Helen pursed her lips to express silent resistance, and Moriarty glared at her angrily, but it was useless.

He finally raised his hand in discouragement and threw the test paper on the table, feeling somewhat disheartened.

Helen was a little at a loss, but she really didn't like mathematical modeling, and there was really no way to force herself to learn it.

So she had to change the subject clumsily: "Professor, I think, send a gift, detective, thank you. Need, your, suggestion."

Helen's words of stabbing her professor unconsciously caused Moriarty to look sideways. His female student was twisting her sleeve tightly, and it could be seen that she was very nervous and uneasy.

"You want to send a gift to Sherlock Holmes to thank him?"

Helen nodded, Moriarty didn't know why she suddenly felt sorry for herself.

Although asking for his opinion meant trusting him and valuing him, Professor Moriarty didn't feel the slightest touch, but was just full of heartache.

His pure and beautiful sapphire-like eyes like Helen's became full and deep, and a wicked smile appeared on the corners of his lips.

"You did ask the right person. I think I know what the detective likes."

Even though Professor Moriarty said this to her with a gentle smile, Helen had a bad intuition. She couldn't explain the reason, but somehow she had doubts about the gift suggested by the professor.

Helen returned to her empty home, without a father or a mother, a deserted home with no trace of popularity.

But such a closed environment did not make her feel oppressed and uncomfortable. On the contrary, a home full of familiar atmosphere is the most relaxing place for her.

She let go of her blond hair, which had been coiled up all the way to her ankles, in curly ends that flowed like flowing gold.

Helen was sitting at the desk, about to write to her believers to inquire about gifts, but it was the professor's appearance that made her a little uneasy.

"Dear Bulgarian rose, I want to give a gift to my benefactor, but I don't know what to give..."

Helen's friends came after she accidentally sent the wrong letter when she was a child, and they have been corresponding to this day.

The believer's nickname is Bulgarian Rose, and although she has never seen one, Helen thinks that she must be as beautiful as her name.

She gave her the feeling, like a rose with thorns that bloomed in the castle and was carefully cared for and raised, but has survived the wind and rain.

She is good at dealing with the world, always teaching her like an elder, reminding her, Helen thinks she should have a good idea on this matter.

It's a pity that Helen didn't wait for her reply this time, so she couldn't wait any longer, so she had no choice but to visit that Sherlock Holmes detective with the gift suggested to her by Professor Moriarty.

Helen always felt that this gift was not so appropriate, but she couldn't think of anything else, so she could only comfort herself. After all, men understand men better, but in the bottom of her heart, she still hoped that Mr. Holmes would not open it on the spot.

"Holmes, sir, good day."

In the living room, Helen sat awkwardly on the sofa opposite Sherlock.

Even though she knew it was impolite, she still couldn't look up, so she kept her head down.

"Excuse me, come to visit, I'm sorry. I think, thank you, this is a gift." Helen pushed the gift box in her hand to Sherlock.

Sherlock glanced casually and didn't pay much attention to it. Instead, he narrowed his gray-green eyes slightly, and fixed his gaze firmly on Helen.

This was the first time someone came to thank him specifically for a case, even though his purpose was not to help her at all.

But that's the case, even Sherlock couldn't help being stunned for a moment by Helen's actions, so he carefully looked at how much this behavior made him feel at a loss. The girl came up with a surprising move.

Under Sherlock's sharp penetrating eyes and almost icy scrutiny, Helen couldn't help shivering her body, trying to hide herself.

She was not afraid of Sherlock's gaze, nor was she uncomfortable because of the meaning of his gaze, but she instinctively rejected all gazes from others.

Besides, Sherlock's gaze was no different to her than anyone else's gaze.

However, Sherlock's frown tightened as he watched her.

The author has something to say: I feel sorry for Mo Niang too

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