The Mystery of The Last Piece of pizza

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'The last piece of pizza... is gone! You have to help us find the thief!'

Suddenly, as he nearly dozed off, a loud scream put him to his feet. Confused he looked around.

This mysterious pizza thief was a cat and a dog!

'Wow, i didn't expect that animals could steal pizza! Come guys, we need to explain it to people.'

It turned out, that pets were homeless and just wanted to eat something. But now, they have home. After all explanations, crowd went to their homes.

'Anyway, I must go. There are many of mysteries to solve. See you next time!' Said Sherlock and went back home thinking about next riddle that was waiting for him.

Immediately, Sherlock started chasing him. He knew who this man is.

'Stop right there and take off your mask!!'

                                                                         10 minutes later...

'I know him! He is this pizza thief that stole so many slices. I need to catch him!'

Pizza thief raised his hands up and took  his mask off. What Sherlock saw, after that was shocking even to him...

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„The Mystery of the Last Piece of Pizza”

It was a hot, sunny day. Sherlock was aimlessly wandering the streets of London. The heat was unbearable. There was not a living soul, only stray dogs desperately looking for some shade to lay in.

Sherlock saw people running around like crazy and decided to see what was happening. 

Once he came up to the chaos he started asking people about what the fuss was about, they told him that something really bad was happening. What he was told next was shocking...

'Focus...', said Sherlock. 'Have you seen anything weird lately? Any suspicions?'

'There was a man... He was acting suspiciously. He was wearing unusual clothes... a strange, colorful patterned suit'

The detective got really tired so he sat on a bench in the nearby park. He took out his favourite "Big Book of Sudoku" and started solving the puzzles.

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