Cam held Eric’s hand and they slowly turned around. “What are you doing here? I told you that I had to be able to see you from my car at all times.” It was Cam’s father. “You’re standing on someone’s private property,” he said. “You’re not supposed to be here.” “Did you see that woman with the dark glasses?” Cam asked. “She looked mysterious to me. She was walking back here. I just wanted to find out what she was up to. She may have been involved in a crime.” Mr. Jansen was holding a book. He showed it to Cam. “Do you see this? If you want to solve crimes, do what I do. Read a mystery. It’s safer. Now let’s get out of here.” Tinkle. Tinkle. Someone or something was moving nearby. “Watch out!” Eric called. He jumped to get out of the way of a black-and-white cat. A small bell was tied around its neck. The cat leaped onto the back porch and poked its head into a cardboard box. “Let’s go,” Cam’s father said. The cat pulled on the box and tipped it over.
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