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What is Case Number 713
อ่านนิยาย Case Number 713 โดย ผู้เขียน Klaudia12 ที่เผยแพร่บน WebNovel.Follow the story of Alexander Davey, a special agent, who is unravelling an impossible mystery entwined into the case number 713. The case was hidden away for years before Alex comes across it. Unsolv...
Follow the story of Alexander Davey, a special agent, who is unravelling an impossible mystery entwined into the case number 713. The case was hidden away for years before Alex comes across it. Unsolved and so ridiculous that it seems unreal. While trying to solve the mystery of the disappearance of Cassandra Matthews, he goes on a journey of self-discovery, dealing with the challenges of his relationships, his work, and his life as an agent. Things get complicated when there is a new person on the team who poses a challenge for Alex. Rosalind Summers is beyond capable, but keen to work on her own terms, not very keen on the rules and strict routines. She can be reckless during missions which only leaves Alex more stressed out as he doesn’t realise the extent of her capabilities as he keeps rushing to save her, but ends up being saved by her on several occasions. But the biggest mystery Alex tries to solve is one of his own. His accident might not have been an accident after all, and he sets himself on a mission to find out what exactly happened. *** “I’m sure this is not the way I’m gonna die.” Rosa smirked. “Oh, really?” Alex looked over curiously. “It’ll be something really stupid.” Rosa said confidently. “So, you have it planned out?” “I suspect I will be killed by a goose.” Rosa said half-seriously. Alexander burst out laughing. “A goose? Why a goose?” “Have you ever encountered an angry goose?” “Well, not personally but I know what they can do.” “Exactly.” Rosa nodded enthusiastically, her curls bouncing on her head. “Where did you meet angry geese?” “I’ve lived on a farm as a child. Geese were my mortal enemy.” Rosa laughed. “Little buggers chased after me whenever I’ve got near them. But it might’ve been that my grandparents had a particularly aggressive goose.”
