"As I said, you are one of the greatest assets to the Jeffersonian Institution, and we will take your wishes into serious consideration."

Dr. Goodman smiled and said: "You can try it, but before that, you need to go to Arlington National Cemetery. A corpse that is not in the grave was found there, and you need to identify it."

Seeing that Dr. Bones wanted to speak again, he interrupted directly: "Don't worry, if it is a big case or a difficult case this time, you can take the opportunity to directly contact Dr. Wolfe and directly start what you said about working together to solve the problem.

The idea that the FBI is only responsible for helping people has to start somewhere, right?"

"All right."

Dr. Bones nodded: "I can go there, but the FBI agent doesn't have to be that Shirley Booth!"

"As long as your idea can be realized and you and Dr. Wolf successfully partner, you can use whoever you want to assist at that time."

Dr. Goodman hits the nail on the head when he says, “Fame is everything!”

Arlington National Cemetery.

Located on the west bank of the Potomac River, across the river from the Lincoln Memorial, it is the most famous of the more than 100 national cemeteries in the United States.

Soldiers who died in the war, politicians who died on the job, and people who made contributions to the American country are buried here. Tombstones are erected one after another. When you walk here, you claim to have seen the American dream.

But today, the dream was shattered.

Along the Potomac River.

The FBI has cordoned off the place.

When Dr. Bones drove over and showed his ID, he saw Agent Booth saying to the person in charge of the blockade: "She is one of our own."

The person responsible for the blockade immediately moved out of the way.

"Are you doing this again?"

Dr. Bones glanced at him.

"Hey, I know that the airport incident is controversial, and I won't argue about who is right and who is wrong."

Agent Booth solemnly said: "There is work here now. I think even you scientists should put work first when it comes to work, right?"

"If this is another trick, you won't succeed."

Dr. Bones said something, but when Agent Booth opened his mouth to speak, he interrupted directly: "Start working now, don't talk about irrelevant things, what do you want me to come over for?"

Agent Booth tugged on his suit and tie depressedly, took Dr. Bones on a motorboat, came to the middle of the river, and lowered an underwater detector.

"Routine gardening management, they were digging a pond and a worker found it."

"What should I watch?"

Dr. Bones stared at the monitor.

"Don't worry, it's like watching a movie about the San Fernando Valley..."

While placing the detector, Agent Booth leaned into Dr. Bones' ear and subconsciously started talking dirty.

"What did you say?"

Dr. Bones avoided whispering and looked at the somewhat astonished Agent Booth with a cold expression.

"……nothing."

Agent Booth was also shocked to realize that he was in trouble and quickly covered up.

"So in your eyes, I am not only the highly intelligent 'Squint Eyes' who has the ability to make rigorous deductions as you say, but I am also the woman in those little movies in the San Fernando Valley who takes the initiative to entertain you just by saying a few words?"

Dr. Bones said coldly.

"You're overthinking it, I didn't mean that."

Agent Booth turned his attention to the detector's display.

"No?"

Dr. Bones sneered: "Would you say such a thing to your female colleague with such an action and tone?"

"..."

Agent Booth was speechless.

He admitted that he would not say what he just said to a female colleague whom he was not familiar with, and he used that kind of gesture and tone, otherwise he would definitely be harassed.

But he just did it.

It's because subconsciously, he brought himself into the male protagonist in the Dr. Bones novel who is known as the walking hormone. Of course, Dr. Bones is the heroine. It is not normal for the male protagonist to say a few flirty words to the heroine.

Well.

Even if the classic plot from the San Fernando Valley movie is not immediately staged after saying this, it will at least be the dreamy scene of the male and female protagonists flirting with each other in the novel, right?

But what's going on now?

Not only are they unrelated,

Instead, he was scolded sternly by the heroine, which frustrated Agent Booth, who had brought in the "walking hormonal hero".

Dr. Bones’ best friend Angela is not here, otherwise Siji, the hexagonal old man who no one knows better than her, would definitely not be able to help but say something popular: "If the filter is on, everything is flirting. If the filter is broken, everything is teasing."

bother!"

The display of the underwater detector has shown a corpse. This time it is not a "suicide" by a traditional American iron bucket, but a "suicide" by tight fishing nets.

Seeing this, Dr. Bones stopped dwelling on the issues of discrimination and harassment for the time being. He looked at the monitor and said solemnly: "Okay, this is the crime scene."

After the corpse was recovered and a preliminary judgment was made at the scene, Dr. Bones took the corpse back to the Jeffersonian Institution for further examination.

Agent Booth followed silently.

After being criticized repeatedly, the confidence I had brought into the leading role was gone, and I suddenly felt like I had nothing to say.

Jeffersonian Institution.

"In addition to the temperature, there are many microorganisms in the river that accelerate decomposition, but they also support black carp and other fish. I found the larvae. I will know how long the corpses stayed in the river through tracking later."

Dr. Jack Huggins, a doctor of entomology, microbiologist, and mineralogist at the Jeffersonian Institution, helped while gossiping: "In your eyes, am I really energetic?"

"What?"

Dr. Bones was stunned by this turn of events.

"He's talking about the people in the book."

Best friend Angela smiled.

"It's not you in the book!"

Dr. Bones denied.

"Of course it's him, we're all here."

On the side, a young man with a youthful complexion said leisurely: "To clarify, I am no longer a beast."

After saying this, he raised his eyebrows proudly: "It has been long gone. Spencer is very envious of this."

Everyone looked at him speechlessly.

The young man is Zach Eddy, an assistant to Dr. Bones, who is studying for two doctoral degrees. The Spencer he refers to is none other than Dr. Spencer Reed, a young genius with a high IQ who is also relatively close.

Recently, they are good friends.

Compared to the iconic Chuck, Reed and Zach are more topical. Reed is far ahead of Zach in academic achievements, but he is completely defeated by Zach in life.

One of them is the younger Zach, who is no longer a beast. This is where Reed is far behind, and what Zach is most proud of.

"No, none of you are."

Dr. Bones glanced at Agent Booth who was standing aside: "The characters in the book are all fictional characters and have nothing to do with anyone. People in reality cannot be compared with the characters in the book in any way, because the characters in the book

The characters never disappoint.”

"That's not necessarily the case."

Best friend Angela glanced at Agent Booth and said proactively: "When you meet Dr. Wolfe, you may find that there are still people in reality who can never let people down."

"Dr. Wolfe?"

Zach exclaimed in surprise: "Dr. Buellerner, do you want to see Dr. Chuck Wolfe?"

"Be happy."

Best friend Angela smiled and said: "Dear and Dr. Wolf are simply a match made in heaven. They are both top scientists in their fields, and they are both interested in exploration. The man is handsome and the woman is beautiful, and one is now a male detective.

A future female detective, the thought of them teaming up makes me extremely excited."

"marvelous!"

Zach said happily: "I am Dr. Buenlener's assistant, so won't I also become Dr. Wolf's assistant in disguise? Maybe I can study for another doctorate with Dr. Wolf."

"You should first get your two Ph.D. degrees."

Dr. Bones reminded: "Otherwise you won't even have a chance to talk to Dr. Goodman."

Dr. Goodman, the curator of the Jeffersonian Institution and Museum of Natural History, has a habit of talking only to doctors in his own territory.

Zach is studying for two Ph.D.s at the same time, but he still has the identity of Mr. Zach Eddy and does not have a doctorate title. Dr. Goodman never responds directly to what Zach said, even if Zach repeatedly said that two Ph.D.s are studying, it is considered as barely.
To be continued...