"Dejan, I thought you two had left early."
Redondo said in surprise.
He had been waiting at the entrance for over half an hour.
Including the tour and the experience, it had been nearly two hours.
"I had something to take care of just now, so I found somewhere quiet to answer a call," Dejan Lu said with a smile.
Redondo nodded. "You really do have to watch out for reporters in Britain. I heard every London resident feeds tips to the newspapers."
Monica: ...
Wasn't this guy going to question what Dejan Lu had said?
Her boyfriend did not even have a mobile phone.
Although she had one, nobody looking for Dejan Lu would possibly call her.
So he should not have been answering a call. He should have been returning one.
"Was it interesting?"
Dejan Lu asked.
"Yeah, it was great. It really felt like somewhere Sherlock Holmes might have lived. They put a lot of effort into the details. The Brits are fairly serious when money is involved."
Redondo said.
"I thought it was good too, especially those gunshot holes spelling out the letters VR. They really looked like they had been made with an old-fashioned gun."
Dejan Lu said.
That detail came from the film Sherlock Holmes, where Sherlock Holmes, bored out of his mind, shot the name of someone he admired into the wall.
"Yeah, I thought that was very well done too!"
Redondo nodded excitedly.
He had not expected Dejan Lu to notice it even after going off to answer a call.
"Who is VR?" Monica asked.
She was not particularly interested in detective novels.
"Queen Victoria I. Sherlock Holmes was a patriot."
Dejan Lu said.
"He really had poor taste in that regard. I doubt even hell would dare take her in. That