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The marriage of Lord Saint-Simon, and its strange ending, had long ceased to be a subject of interest to the upper classes who associated with his unfortunate bridegroom. The new scandal has eclipsed the interesting details that have pushed the dramatic events of four years ago into the background, but it always seems to me that the truth of this case has never been disclosed to the public, and that it would be a blemish on the record of my friend Sherlock Holmes if I did not briefly describe this unusual occurrence.

In order to reflect the superhuman wisdom of my partner Mr. Holmes, when selecting cases, I always try to choose cases that appear simple but are actually complex and can reflect his intelligence. What I am going to tell readers below is a bizarre and thrilling story.

Arthur Conan Doyle was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, England in 1859. He attended a church school as a teenager, and later received a doctorate in medicine from the University of Edinburgh, and was knighted in 1902. From the time he wrote "A Study in Scarlet" in 1886 until his death in 1930, he wrote more than 60 short stories and short stories with private detective Sherlock Holmes as the protagonist. When these novels were collected and published, they were titled "The Detectives of Sherlock Holmes". In addition, he has also written many other types of novels, such as science fiction novels, historical novels, romance novels, dramas, poetry, etc.

From 1894 to the end of 1901, Holmes was relatively busy. I can say with certainty that in the past eight years, he has helped in every difficult case investigated by the government. In addition, he has also helped a lot in the detection of hundreds of private cases. There are complex cases and special cases. The results of many years of detective work are amazing, but there are also some unforeseen mistakes. I have recorded these cases in detail, and I have been involved in many of them. So, as you can imagine, it was really troublesome for me to talk about these complex cases. Then I can only follow my original method and choose cases with interesting and unexpected results instead of cases with cruel and cruel methods. Therefore, I will tell you at once the case of Miss Violet Smith, the lone cyclist of Charrington, which in the end, surprisingly, turned out to be a tragedy. Of course, this incident will not have any negative impact on the ability and wisdom of my already famous friend. This incident is also unique in that it is different from the case records I collected.