Chinese Mary And Her English Thirty Knights

Chapter 7

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**：Alice Lucky（****）

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Chapter 7

Mary and her thirty knights have been in London for five years. They can no longer leave London. They have fallen in love with London.

Charles is already the most famous private detective in London, and can be called the modern Sherlock Holmes. London is not a safe city. It is full of all kinds of turbulent emotions. The various forces of the London gangs always try to make a big fuss. This time they are targeting Mary's family. Mary has now received a job invitation letter and officially became the curator of the "British Museum". She is in charge of the lifeblood of the British Museum, which is exactly what she is interested in.

Mary has a strong interest in British history, so she fell in love with archaeology and cultural relics. Collecting cultural relics is almost her biggest hobby. These cultural relics are like her artifacts. She has contributed several priceless cultural relics to the British Museum, which is unprecedented.

However, what we want to talk about is that the London gangs are targeting Mary's family at this time, especially they want to tease Charles. Charles has deeply touched their nerves. They decided to create several classic murders that have happened in London's history to compete with Charles.

As expected, they went to the East End of London, killed several prostitutes, and spread the word, all claiming to be "Jack the Ripper". However, Charles solved the case directly by reading the news report over a cup of afternoon tea and found the murderers.

The London gangs were in a state of retreat for a while. However, more and more gangsters gathered in the blocks where Charles often appeared, constantly sending provocative signals to him.

Charles always predicted that Mary would leave her hometown to start a family, have few family ties, and have no fate with her compatriots. He made the desperate Mary leave Chongqing and come to London to find her sense of belonging.

Then the London gangs committed a series of murders in the Whitechapel area, and most of the victims were women at the bottom of society. Charles still easily disrupted their plans before they committed the next "Whitechapel Murders", and discovered their whereabouts with several Bobs. In this way, the case was solved again, and this time, more than a dozen old foxes and pimps were arrested.

Then the London gangs became angry and seemed to have a grudge against Mary's family, and wanted to harass them endlessly. Mary was accused of being a "Chinese spy", and they asked the London police to investigate her and sentence her to life imprisonment.

Mary was investigated, and this accusation attracted widespread attention from British society. In addition, the BBC followed up on the incident because of the critical and special background of Mary's position as the director of the British Museum. This is a farce! Charles pointed out that Mary's love of looking up information was beyond her duties? Was she preparing to steal cultural relics? Or did she master the state secrets of the British government?

Of course, this case was not as easy as it seemed on the surface. Mary did use her position to steal several British state secrets, and used these state secrets to exchange for several lost and recovered cultural relics in the British Museum. Her partners are her close knights Andrew and Nathan. Andrew is a member of the Conservative Party in the British House of Commons, and Nathan works at the BBC London headquarters in the UK as a program producer. He is the busiest of all the knights.

However, the accusers and several anonymous informants did not seem to know exactly what Mary had done. They only heard rumors and made groundless accusations. Their vague statements gradually made several people in the investigation bureau lose patience. They never collected any information that was favorable to the London gangs and any definite evidence that could directly put Mary to death. However, the witnesses bribed by the London gangs still insisted that Mary was an international spy and that she worked for China.

The people in the investigation bureau gradually breathed a sigh of relief. Although Andrew was Mary's direct informant for stealing British state secrets, he was very good at smoothing relationships. The staff were quite nervous about this matter, but Andrew soon let these people taste the sweetness, so the matter soon came to nothing.

Nathan therefore planned several episodes of the "European Treasure Hunt" program for Mary, so Mary was able to embark on her dream European treasure hunt journey, bringing with her several British archaeologists and cultural relics experts. The recording of the program was very successful, the treasure hunt process was extremely exciting, comparable to Hollywood movie production, and the plot was fascinating. This time the BBC was a great success!