Saturday 13 Jul 19 FunTime: The "eccentric" case of the Budding writer - Part I

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Disclaimer: The below is based on Sherlock Holmes and Watson but the short conversation is just a part of my imagination and I have not used any of the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Still, if something matches, that is coincidental. "What's the matter Holmes, you did not finish your Black tea today?", Dr. Watson asked looking visibly concerned. "My Dear Watson, I woke up around 20 Mins later than usual and time beckons me to move fast on a new case: The case of an eccentric budding writer.", came the reply from Sherlock. In a few minutes both were walking towards Craydon II Square. "Holmes, could you throw some light on this case?" "Well, on the outside the case does looks like a simple one. I got a call from certain Mr. Bernard HorseShire who has a suspicion that one of his friends Mr.Ptrikha has stumbled upon some big treasure but he could also be in trouble. Since it would be inappropriate for him to ask directly, he has offered me a good 12 Pounds for solving this case. I have inquired and found that this Mr.Ptrikha has come recently from India to work for a company. He lives a simple life. But of late some of his habits have changed. He has started talking a bit more irritatingly, and some eating habits have drastically changed. Our task is to follow and watch him for a few days and then find out the facts." For a few days, Holmes and Watson observe and follow Mr.Ptrikha and were able to solve the case. -- To be continued --