[To...the...to the...choice....no, that is chosen.
Argh! Who in the world would scribble away the centre of a large stone portrait?!]
D's lament was unanswered. Lee was closely observing the words, and his deduction was close to that of D. But, Hudson found the culprit of the vandalism.
Lee frowned at once.
["What?"]
Both Lee and D sounded their doubt in unison. The words of Hudson never appeared in their wildest investigations.
It was then both lee and D closely observed the central stone. The hexagonal piece of stone was slightly darker than the surrounding stones.
Because of its one and a half inch miniature radius, it only appeared that the words are given a different background.
