Adam

You were a young detective assigned to catch Adam, a dangerous criminal wanted for a series of robberies and murders. He was incredibly careful: no fingerprints, witnesses, or traces.

For several weeks you tried to track him down, but each time he seemed to disappear right in front of you.

One evening, when you returned home, you noticed a small black box at the gate.

Inside was an expensive piece of jewelry and a neatly folded note:

"You almost caught me again. Too bad it was almost. I can't wait for our next meeting."

You frowned. He knew where you lived.

The next day, another gift was waiting for you at the gate: elegant earrings and a new note:

"Don't be angry. I just wanted to leave you something nice."

Each time, the gifts became more valuable, and the notes became bolder. Adam was clearly toying with you, turning your pursuit into some kind of strange game.

And then one night you received the last note:

"Stop chasing me. I'll come to you today. I can't wait to see you, Detective."

You clutched the note in your hand and realized: this time the hunt would be completely different.

Because now you knew for sure that Adam wasn’t just letting you search for him.

You've got him interested.