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^ yyyeeeeaaaaaAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! Woo! I got it right at last! Okay, for the next case, I'd like it if there were multiple culprits. They could be collaborating, or they could be acting independently, whatever you prefer. I feel like we need more multi-culprit cases in the mystery genre!

Oh, I don't like the stories where the romance takes complete center-stage, either - especially the ones where the only characters present seem to be Draco and Hermione, and all the other characters get pushed aside or dismissed. I also hate fics where Hermione is a victim, too - Draco might become a victim, but Hermione's the kind to fight until the end, at least in my opinion. There was also an AU fic where Draco joins the Order of the Phoenix and starts leading some of its operations, while Hermione sits back home doing practically nothing - that seriously irritated me, Hermione is not the housewife-type, gosh darn it! I'm glad you didn't like that fic - as much as I love my ship, we do have some twisty people around - but I can tell you that not all M-rated fics are like that. I'm not encouraging you to read them, though - you just got out of middle school, right? I wouldn't want anyone to ruin your innocence. I started reading Aurelian! Funnily enough, it was rated M on Dramione.org, though it's rated T on FF.net . . . Anyways, it's excellent so far! I love how the author gives great respect to Harry, Ron, and all the other supporting characters! Too many DHr fics reduce Harry and especially Ron to 2-dimentional douchebags.

Aww. ;_; I felt pretty good about my deduction, too. ;_; Okay, so the money was still there - which means that even if the aunt was the culprit, she wasn't motivated by the money. Then what was the motive? The printed note is funny - "You have done as I asked, and so your child shall return to you" - it sounds as if the culprit wanted the child, and not the money, and wanted to test the mother's love for the child. The culprit was probably upset that the mother worked 12 hours a day and didn't pay as much attention as she could have to the child . . . from this, it sounds like the housekeeper/babysitter was the culprit. Shinichi Natake says that the culprit's past is key to the motive - maybe the babysitter lost a boy Kurasuma-kun's age in the past? *Gasp* This is speculation, but maybe the husband has something to do with the housekeeper's child's death? Could this be the reason the husband died? Because the housekeeper killed the husband out of anger for the death of his child? Anyways, how did the culprit get the child to go outside from the window? The housekeeper/babysitter probably told the child that they were going to play hide-and-seek sometime between 3:15 and 3:54. The housekeeper wanted to make it look like a kidnap, so he gave the child candy from his apartment and told the child to grab the mother's phone and a recording of the blackmail, and told the child to call home with the mother's phone and play the recording at the time when the play-date was supposed to happen. Since he is the housekeeper, he would have known about the time of the playdate. Then the housekeeper told the child to go outside through the window, maybe by telling the child that he should keep his hiding place as secret as possible. Then, when the mother left the money at the park, the housekeeper knew then that the mother loved the child deeply, so he called the child through the mother's cell phone and told the child to come back home. The housekeeper probably called from some phone booth as he was returning home, so that no one would recognize the phone number. So in short, motive = to test the mother's love for the child, culprit = the housekeeper/babysitter, and trick = the child called home with a recording as part of what he thought was a game. EDIT: Wait, the recording thing makes no sense - the child brought back only the cell phone, no recording. Maybe the housekeeper told the child to stash the recording after the child played it?

@Shinichi Natake: Ah. Oops! *blushes* Can I ask if there's a fence around the mother's house or not?

No, I have not - I have to say, I had a period of time when my DHr passion burned out for a bit after reading so many. ^^; This one looks excellent, though! I love post-Hogwarts, HP7-compliant but EWE stories! I'll check it out.

I remember that fic! It's excellent, for sure. I was never much of a RonHer shipper, either. Don't get me wrong, I love Ron to death and I think that he's an excellent character, but I just couldn't ever really buy RonHer. It's an intuitive thing for me, unfortunately. ^^;

@kfnnapa: I mean that this number is different from this one I just thought that it was really weird. ^^; Anyway, wouldn't someone (especially the housekeeper) notice the aunt climbing up to the kid's window, one way or the other?

Who says we have to follow canon? We have fanfiction and amazing writers! @Aeyra: Ah, that's what I figured - people on here are very young - there's a super old fic that I read way back when called Basketcase by Attica, if you're interested. It's one of those 7th-year headgirl!Hermione/headboy!Draco type of story, if you're into those.

Thanks for the rec! I would rec you fics, too, but most of my favorites are R-rated and I don't know your age, so I'm afraid to do so. ^^; But yes, DHr is definitely one of those ~overcoming differences and achieving WORLD PEACE~ type of ship. It's wonderful seeing Draco and Hermione get along with each other eventually, and maybe even see the douchebag that is Draco become a worthy human being. EDIT: Do you know dramione.org? Fanfiction.net has some amazing fics, but some of the best ones aren't there. Also, dhr.accio.nu is an excellent site for rec'ing/digging up stories. dramione.livejournal.com would be an excellent place to join discussions, to seek recs, etc. If you are over 18 you should join dmhgficexchange.livejournal.com, so that you can read some of the fics there, that aren't in dramione.org or fanfiction.net.

Personally, I think that the Nazi idea is an interesting fanfiction idea, even if it doesn't turn out to be canon. :-D

Oh cool, someone agrees with me! Oh yeah, that's true, there's no real evidence that the childhood friend was responsible for the husband's death. You're right, that part's pure speculation and I wouldn't be able to prove anything. I thought about the aunt, too, but then I couldn't come up with a way for her to return - she obviously didn't return through the front door, but if she entered through a window, or something, then she would have had to open the window (I assume that they're all locked, since people usually lock windows) by breaking it, which would raise suspicion. Although, I guess that she could climb the tree to the child's room's window and get the child to open the window and bring his mom's cell phone and come outside . . . but I doubt that any full grown adult would climb trees. Plus, wouldn't someone (a neighbor or passerby) notice that a grown woman was climbing a tree? It's possible but unlikely. Also, if the aunt had a spare key to the back door, or something, then that fact should be mentioned. There's also the possibility that the child just ran away, but it would be extremely stupid of him to run away without taking anything. The mother should also notice if there's any strange behavior from the child. EDIT: *Looks at kfnnapa's profile* Whoa, whoa, whaaat? How do you have only one post when you posted three times already?

OMG that's awesome! Dramione is a wonderful ship, we have very talented writers and artists - I'm glad you decided to join our ranks! <3 We're a very exciting, sexy, and intriguing ship.

Monster by Naoki Urasawa (AMAZING thriller, characters are really well developed, I also love Germany for some reason) NANA by Ai Yazawa (PLS UPDATE YAZAWA MY GODDESS - amazing character developments, and the romance is very original - best shoujo I've ever read in my life.) Adventure Boys by Adachi Mitsuru (Consists of some very pure and heartwarming stories, the art is adorable and I love how Adachi/his assistants draw(s) the backgrounds) PLANETES by Makoto Yukimura (Excellent sci-fi, I learned a lot about space from here, very realistic) And last but definitely not the least, Detective Conan by Gosho Aoyama - when I was younger, I went for the romance above all else, but these days I'm more interested in mystery-solving, especially trying to figure out the main plot line.

OMG, that's my OTP! :shipped for ~5 years: Adorable drawings, they're excellent. ^^

Oh man, this is awesome! Thanks for putting in your time and effort for these things! I'm not that great at deductions, but let's see if I can get this thing right . . . *Crosses fingers*

Awwww it looks like you had a lot of fun! That traditional Japanese dancing thing looked really cool, and I LOVE the heart-shaped tile in that stone-paved road! It's great that you got to see your Japanese family! Thanks for sharing your experience with us, it sounds amazing.

@Stopwatch: You're welcome!

よろしくお願いしまーす！^^ I like the "No Immunity for the Diplomat" episode, too! Shinichi appearing out of nowhere was so cool to my childhood-self. ^^

786 Spoilers - I have to say for this one, IF YOU WANT TO READ THE MANGA TO FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED THEN DO NOT READ. This spoiler is rather spoiler-y. So apparently Gosho will not be doing Conan in Shonen Sunday Vol 38 and 39, and will start a new series from Vol 40.