[Sherlock Holmes] Ode to a Nightingale

Holmes had nothing to say about the fact that his roommate who had been living together for three years had found the man he wanted to marry and was moving out. The newly married Mrs. Watson enthusiastically recommended a new roommate to him. Under the pressure of rent, he agreed to give it a try. The roommate moved in without hesitation. She has eyes as clear as lake water and as cold as ice. She moved more books than daily necessities. She keeps to herself. Her last name is the name of a bird. She is taciturn. She gained notoriety in London. Most importantly, not strictly speaking, she was his companion. Holmes: ... Is it too late to refuse? "Considering your reputation as a gentleman, it is best to accept reality, Mr. Holmes. Although..." Mrs. Hudson: Well, sharing a room with a man will affect your reputation in the marriage market. "About that, um... The fortune teller lady said that you can only meet someone with a very annoying personality who is also liked by everyone." That means there is none! "... Although I also have a vague feeling that something will go wrong with this arrangement." This article is a complete remake of "Legend of the Nightingale" and has nothing to do with the previous work. There is no fixed rule for updates. I write whatever comes to mind, just to realize the author's imagination. The image of Sherlock Holmes mainly refers to the Basil Rathbone version and the Peter Cushing version. It doesn't matter if you haven't seen it, but please note that the character image is different from the original work and other popular film and television images. Purpose: How deviant women can live a free life