A detective must solve a murder on a luxury cruise ship.
Detective Michael Johnson had seen his fair share of crime scenes, but this one was different. He found himself standing in the elegant dining hall of the luxury cruise ship, The Emerald Seas, looking down at the body of a young woman. The victim was a passenger on the ship, but Johnson had no leads, no suspects, and no motive.

He decided to start with the staff, interviewing everyone from the captain to the servers. None of them seemed to be able to provide any new evidence. That's when Johnson decided to take a closer look at the victim's cabin, hoping to find any clues that might lead him to the killer.

As he searched through the cabin, he noticed that something didn't seem right. There were no personal belongings, no photographs or mementos, and the bed was unmade. It was as though someone had been searching the room right before Johnson arrived. And that's when he found it—the murder weapon—a small bottle of cyanide.

Johnson spoke to each passenger on the ship, trying to piece together what happened. It wasn't until he spoke to a wealthy man named Peter that he found a lead. Peter had been flirting with the victim earlier in the night, and Johnson began to suspect that jealousy may be a motive for murder.

As he dug deeper into Peter's background, Johnson found out that he had been involved in several shady business deals recently. Johnson felt confident that he had his man, but he needed concrete evidence before making an arrest.

Johnson's hunch was proven correct when he found a small vial of cyanide among Peter's belongings. Peter confessed to the murder, claiming that the victim had discovered his illegal activities and threatened to go to the authorities.

In the end, justice was served, and The Emerald Seas was able to continue on its journey. Johnson, on the other hand, was left with a sense of satisfaction, knowing that he had solved another puzzling crime.