Funinna, please let me steal your heart!

"You mean there's a high possibility that the crime was committed by someone you know?"

Luna nodded: "According to the statistics of the Court of Justice, cases where the perpetrator is an acquaintance account for 65% of all known homicides."

Silver asked, puzzled, "Why would you target someone so close to you?"

"Who knows? I don't want to try to understand the criminal's psychology."

Navia remained silent.

She seemed to be thinking of her father, but her expression quickly returned to normal.

Why wasn't she wearing her engagement ring?

"Good question. It could be that their relationship shouldn't be known to others, or it could simply be that she wants to keep it a secret."

Luna pointed and said, "There's a hidden compartment behind the painting over there, and there are also things stuck in the gaps between the bed boards. This is clearly her room, yet she hides things here and there. She may lack a sense of security, or it may be because someone often comes to her house to ask for money."

"But that doesn't matter. In any case, our next goal is clear: to review each and every member of the troupe one by one."

"Given the training volume and size of the Dark Moon Troupe, she shouldn't have much energy to expand her social circle. And since she's been active in the troupe for quite some time, it's impossible for her to keep everything from the troupe."

Myles asked, "But isn't the Darkmoon Theatre Company currently prohibiting any outsiders from entering?"

"Yes."

The ban is being temporarily imposed to avoid creating chaos, as the current situation is too intense.

Luna took off her sunglasses: "But I'm not an outsider."

17: Isn't it normal for a childhood friend to lose to someone who suddenly appears out of nowhere?

When Navia saw Luna's true face, she was stunned for a moment, feeling that she looked very familiar.

Oh right, I saw it in the newspaper!

"You're Luna, the new lead actress of the Darkmoon Theatre!" Navia exclaimed in realization.

Luna smiled and nodded, then put her sunglasses back on: "That's right. I'm sorry for hiding my true identity from you."

No sooner had he finished speaking than Silver suddenly stepped forward.

"You actually..."

"Silver?"

Silver's voice was low, as if he was suppressing something.

Luna was a little confused, but before she could ask, he quickly handed her paper and pen.

"It's Miss Luna! Please give me your autograph! I saw your performance yesterday, it was absolutely fantastic!"

Luna asked, puzzled, "Thank you?"

Navia sighed and said, "No wonder Silver came back from his vacation yesterday with teary eyes... Um, could you do me a favor?"

Luna glanced at Navia and smiled, "Of course, it's just an autograph."

She took the paper and pen and quickly drew a portrait of herself.

"I never expected this gentleman to be my fan."

"Huh? Not signing autographs?" Navia asked curiously.

"Wouldn't that make the fans even happier?"

Navia didn't doubt it and accepted with a smile, "That's true! Wow, it's quite beautifully drawn. Can I have one too?"

"Of course, but I concealed my identity just now..."

"It's okay. After all, you're famous now. I know what it feels like to be watched by everyone. It's not surprising that you would hide your identity."

Luna exhaled softly; it was so good that she didn't have to come up with a reason herself.

Navia Casapa... is far too trusting. Although she doesn't dislike it, she might even say she likes it.

As Luna drew, she said, "Miss Navia trusts people so easily."

"...I don't trust everyone, but I feel I can trust you."

"intuition?"

“Yes, intuition!” Navia puffed out her proud chest.

That intuition is really inaccurate.

Luna handed the portrait to Navia and got back to the main topic: "Then let's go to the theater troupe next."

"Okay, getting back to the point, I want to ask you something."

"what?"

Navia smiled gently and said softly, "May I continue to call you Lulu? It's a name that's easier to say."

They are not only easily trusting of others, but also have a very weak sense of distance.

Luna brushed a strand of hair from her face: "It's possible, it's possible."

Navia nodded repeatedly, as if to say that this was wonderful.

"Lulu."

"Ah."

"It sounds like some kind of dessert."

Luna replied absentmindedly, "Indeed."

There was a time when someone else called her that, with the same tone and the same smile.

But that was a long time ago. Luna twirled a strand of her golden hair with her fingers, thinking absentmindedly.

"Nana."

"Ok?"

Navia pointed to herself: "Why don't you call me that too? It'll be a courtesy in return."

Silver put his hands on his hips: "I can be Sisi."

Miles added, "Then I could be MaiMai."

Unlike Navia's serious tone, the two were clearly joking.

Luna smiled and said, "The three of you have such a good relationship."

“After all, I watched the young lady grow up,” Myles said.

“After all, the young lady is very kind to everyone in our group,” Silver said.

Navia puffed out her chest and said proudly, "This is the Rose Society! Lulu, why don't you join our Rose Society too? I feel like you have a lot of potential."

"I'm sorry, I don't have that idea at the moment," Luna said tactfully.

"Okay, but this invitation is valid for life."

Inviting a wolf into your house is never a good thing.

Luna simply replied, "I understand, Miss Navia."

"At least call her Navia."

“Yes, Miss Navia,” Luna said with a forced smile.

"Wow, they actually called me that on purpose..."

Back at the theater troupe, Luna immediately began collecting testimonies from the troupe members.

They all said they had already spoken to the security forces, but there must still be some clues that had gone unnoticed.

Navia volunteered, "I'll be the recorder!"

Otherwise, I always feel like I haven't helped at all and have just become part of the atmosphere-building team.

Collection of Testimonies from Members of the Darkmoon Theatre Company

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*An inquiry into the troupe leader, Romy*

Luna: "Did Miss Mary exhibit any unusual behavior before she disappeared?"

Romy: "Unusual? Not really..."

Luna: "Does she have any close male friends?"

Romy: "As far as I know, there isn't one. Engagement? This... this is the first time I've ever heard of it, but thinking about it, she was indeed very excited for a few days about three months ago. By the way, Judith, our screenwriter was the same way, I guess that's what friendship is."

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*Inquiries to the theater company's logistics team*

Luna: "Does she have any close male friends?"

Logistics team: "No, she just goes between get off work and home... She always practices until very late and arrives very early, and she rarely takes leave. I don't think it's very likely that she has a boyfriend."

Luna: "Is she on good terms with screenwriter Judith?"

Logistics team: "They're practically inseparable! She even said her dream is embodied in Miss Judith, which is why she works so hard..."

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*Questions to supporting actors in the theater troupe*

Luna: "Does she have any close male friends?"

Actress: "I don't know, I don't feel like she's dating anyone~ But she's been having a lot of mood swings lately, maybe she actually has a boyfriend, she just hasn't said it."

Luna: "Emotional fluctuations?"