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My name is Free·Ben, an ordinary British unmarried woman.
Yes, I know my name is unique.
Freedom, a beautiful thing.
But in my twenty-three years of life, I've rarely had it.
People are always curious about the world they have not set foot in.
I'm step-by-step and follow the rules, but I also crave adventure, crave excitement, crave... Freedom.
But I don't have enough courage to change either.
Oh... As I write this story, my life has changed forever. Of course, I don't hate it, or rather, I like it.
It was all thanks to a unique woman I met on an otherwise terrible, chaotic day.
Miss Jane Risk, she is a private detective.
Her life is flamboyant, exciting, and even on the verge of life and death.
And I was lucky enough to be her friend and assistant.
I thought I should record her unique experience.
"Why not? Dear Fury, you are sure to make these ordinary things very meaningful."
Jane said that she always didn't realize how unique her life was.
So, I try my best to write it here.
This is the amazing story of Miss Riske.
By the way, give it to Miss Riske who is reading the story.
"To be close to you is to be close to danger and freedom. And I am happy with this."
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Note (important!):
The author is obsessed with detective novels, including Conan Doyle, Agatha, Edgar Allan Poe, etc., And has a wide range of interests. People are always curious about the world they have not set foot in, so I tried this story.
Although I admire the logic and ability of Sherlock Holmes's reasoning, the author prefers Polo's mind-evidence school, so the reasoning of the cases in the story does not place special emphasis on logic and crime techniques, but rather on emotions and motivations.
Of course, the most important reason is that the author himself is not a famous detective and does not have such strong logic and reasoning abilities.
This story is told in the first person by Miss Freeburn.
It mainly focuses on London, England in the 1920s and 1930s, which was the golden age of detectives written by Agatha.
"The Londoners of the 1920s had their feet on the tarmac and their souls still trapped in the gravel paths of Victoria."
It was an era of conservatism and innovation, confusion and progress.
What you are reading is the autobiography and memories of a highly educated British middle-class lady. It is destined to be inconsistent with the fast pace. I hope everyone can understand.
In addition, in any case, the author is just an ordinary Chinese living in the 21st century. Although he tries his best to write about the British style and London society at that time, there will definitely be errors and inconsistencies. Please understand.
Also, this is no CP, great friendship is comparable to love.
2025.6.12
Supplement: The background is London from the 1920s to the 1930s. It was a complicated era and indeed involved many issues.
The author himself is a newbie, so he tries his best to make it easy for everyone to read the article.
Fictional! Past! London, England! Imaginary!
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Purpose: Women should be free and not afraid of risks.
