Chapter 279 The Cases in Wever
Ever since the systemâs appearance, Luke had gotten more and more fond of guns.
Guns were weapons that he could openly use for the long term. With Tony Starkâs abilities, it wasnât hard for him to make his own special weapons.
Gun modification was like an instinct that was in the playboyâs blood.
Beginning with Howard Stark, who was Tony Starkâs father and also a playboy, they invented a lot of weapons, including the iron suits ultimately developed by Tony Stark.
Although Tony Stark shut down the weapons division of his corporation, he never abandoned his pursuit of more powerful arms.
Though Luke wasnât as good as Tony Stark, it wasnât hard for him to make guns with Tonyâs abilities.
After he made two special pistols for himself, Luke fiddled around with other firearms.
While he could use a pistol as a police detective, it was impossible to take a rifle out with him when he was on duty every day.
So, the other guns he designed were for his vigilante pursuits. He had to make them himself so that there were no records of them anywhere.
Like his pistols, these guns were built for different purposes and not just for killing.
Seeing more and more guns in his inventory, Luke was actually quite excited despite his grumbles of overworking himself.
He hadnât liked them before because he hadnât been good with them. It was like people who werenât smart and didnât like school.
Now that he had enough abilities, he enjoyed making his own toys and defeating his opponents with them.
He was busy the whole night. He went to bed later than Selina and got up before she did.
After making a simple breakfast, he woke Selina up.
After breakfast, Luke nodded at the box on the table. âWork harder today, alright? Your dessert for the day is inside.â
Selina quickly finished her sandwich and opened the box. âThis is... green tea cake?â
Luke nodded and said, âItâs the first time Iâve made it. If you like it, I can make other green tea desserts, but if you donât, Iâll work on something else next time.â
Selina had a piece of the cake and remarked, âHuh, the taste isnât bad. I guess we can have it every couple of days.â
Luke: âIt seems youâre not sold on it. Perhaps Iâll make something else for you.â
Selina: â...Darling, youâre so considerate.â
Luke: âItâs nothing. You can have as much as you want as long as you donât slack off in your training.â
Selina immediately turned gloomy. âCan we talk about something less depressing on this beautiful morning?â
Luke: âOkay. Iâll talk about it once we get off work then.â
Selina: ...
Selina split the green tea cake and packed them into multiple paper bags.
Since Luke said he would make her more food, she decided to use the cake to bond with her less agreeable colleagues.
Selina was quite comfortable doing so.
As a gorgeous and friendly woman, it wasnât strange for her to give other people gifts.
Luke, on the other hand, might appear polite, but he always seemed distant to his colleagues.
So, Selina had to bond with their colleagues in his place.
After they arrived, Selina began to distribute the cake.
They hadnât come too early. By the time they arrived, eighty percent of the detectives were already there.
Each paper bag contained four slices of cake for each team of detectives.
Luke didnât leave, and simply smiled and nodded back at the colleagues who thanked him.
After Selina was done distributing the paper bags, they went to Elsaâs office.
Elsa teased Luke. âYou didnât prepare anything
for me?â
Luke chuckled and shut the door, and Selina gave her two bags. âBoss, here are some sweets for you and Dustin.â
Elsa quickly hid the food and said, âYou did a good job yesterday. Even Director Brad praised
you.â
Luke and Selina werenât that excited.
This wasnât Houston, and they werenât shut out here.
While it might be too much to say that they had a lot of friends in the police department, they didnât really have any enemies.
Elsa, Dustin, the director and the deputy director wouldnât give them any trouble, and would even offer help when necessary.
Luke and Selinaâs life here was much better than in Houston.
Elsa only mentioned Brad because she didnât want them to feel that they were being ignored, even if they were still young and werenât in a hurry to be promoted.
âAre you going to investigate the two cases in Wever today?â asked Elsa.
Other detectives might take a break after resolving a major case, but she knew that these two wouldnât.
Luke nodded and said, âIâm going to read up on them first. These cases might be tricky.â
Elsa nodded. âAlright. If you havenât found any leads in three days, the cases will be transferred to the FBI.â
Selina found that odd. âHuh? Were these crimes committed by a serial killer?â
Usually, the FBI wouldnât intervene unless a case was important or involved multiple murders and locations.
These two cases were hardly major ones, so it could only be a serial killer.
Elsa shook her head. âItâs not clear, but Dustin already told us to pay extra attention in case we run into any trouble.â
Luke frowned. âTrouble?â
Elsa didnât keep it a secret from Luke. âThe FBI has already decided that theyâll take over in three days.â
Luke nodded. âWhatâs the bossâs opinion?â He was actually fine with it.
Elsa shook her head. âThe boss has no objections. If the FBI wants to take over, just let them.â
Luke immediately got it. There wasnât anything to be gained from the cases in Wever, so the police department would be happy to give them away to the FBI as a gesture of goodwill. âWeâll go take a look first.â Luke didnât give an answer right away. Elsa nodded.
Luke and Selina then left Elsaâs office and returned to their desks. At an adjacent desk, Elizabeth raised her head and gave Selina an inquiring look.
Selina said, âFine, Elizabeth, you can come over. Thereâs no need to stare at me like that.â
Elizabeth rose with a smile and said, âThank you for the cake, Selina.â
Selina could only chuckle. Elsa and Dustin were the only people in the police department who knew where the cake came from, while the rest of the officers thought that it was Selina who made it.