Post by Deleted on Nov 6, 2018 15:33:22 GMT -5
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[attr="class","lyric2misc"]I lost my mind, in the city of lights
In the backstreets buildings
and the neon lights
In the backstreets buildings
and the neon lights
[attr="class","textbodmisc"]Honestly, Reagan had never even heard of this place before, which was embarrassing considering he had been living in London for nearly twenty years at this point. But his current missing persons case had led him to the so-called Fleur de Lis hotel. If you could even call it a missing persons case. Reagan had a feeling it was more of a wild child gone rogue situation, but the parents were at a loss and the Ministry had put the case on the back burner--likely coming to the same conclusion as he had--so Reagan was pursuing it. And one of his leads had brought him here: the Fleur de Lis. It looked relatively normal, really. Nothing about it was off. It was just a hotel. But there was something in his timeline that suggested that his clients' daughter would have passed through here at some point. Could have, anyways, and Reagan just wanted to cover his bases. If not here, then he had a couple more places to check off of his list. But this place was relatively close to the office, so Reagan figured he would check it out.
Nothing seemed amiss, though. There was a bar. There was a front desk. It seemed like a normal hotel. The upkeep was pretty good, too. Besides--what would she have been doing at a hotel, anyways? Even if the girl had been here, it would have been for a short time. Reagan had a feeling she was trying to get away from something, after all, which meant she would not stay in any one place for too long. Maybe he could ask Harper for some input on the case when he got back to the office, because he was honestly at a loss for what to think. And as normal as the place looked, Reagan just had this feeling that he was missing something. A gut instinct he just couldn't shake. Part of him wanted to investigate further, but he also knew that when it came to being a private investigator, there was a fuzzy line when it came to collecting information.
For the moment, though, he probably stood out like a sore thumb. Standing in the middle of the reception area, glancing around aimlessly, Reagan didn't really know what he was expecting to find here. Should he just... call it a day? That wouldn't be the worst thing in the world. Sometimes he just needed to sleep on it. Not all cases were instantly solvable--as much as he had a tendency to go through cases at a rapid fire pace. Reagan was just about to turn on his heel and head out, conceding defeat to the mystery at hand for the day, when someone seemed to be approaching him. Well... there was no turning back now. Reagan gave a polite nod as he greeted the person, "Good afternoon."
Nothing seemed amiss, though. There was a bar. There was a front desk. It seemed like a normal hotel. The upkeep was pretty good, too. Besides--what would she have been doing at a hotel, anyways? Even if the girl had been here, it would have been for a short time. Reagan had a feeling she was trying to get away from something, after all, which meant she would not stay in any one place for too long. Maybe he could ask Harper for some input on the case when he got back to the office, because he was honestly at a loss for what to think. And as normal as the place looked, Reagan just had this feeling that he was missing something. A gut instinct he just couldn't shake. Part of him wanted to investigate further, but he also knew that when it came to being a private investigator, there was a fuzzy line when it came to collecting information.
For the moment, though, he probably stood out like a sore thumb. Standing in the middle of the reception area, glancing around aimlessly, Reagan didn't really know what he was expecting to find here. Should he just... call it a day? That wouldn't be the worst thing in the world. Sometimes he just needed to sleep on it. Not all cases were instantly solvable--as much as he had a tendency to go through cases at a rapid fire pace. Reagan was just about to turn on his heel and head out, conceding defeat to the mystery at hand for the day, when someone seemed to be approaching him. Well... there was no turning back now. Reagan gave a polite nod as he greeted the person, "Good afternoon."
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