Annual Subscription to the Afterlife. Squirrel in Dreams and Reality

Annual Subscription to the Afterlife In Dasha's life - dizzying changes! Colonel Degtyarev has retired and decided to open his own detective agency right at home. And of course, he invited Dasha to work. Here came the first case... A certain young lady has been calling Zinaida Lvovna Komarova and introducing herself as her granddaughter Varya. Only shameless hooligans can sink to such cynicism! After all, there hasn't been a real granddaughter Varya for many years. The girl went missing in the first grade. She told her teacher that someone had come for her, and she disappeared without a trace. Varya's mother was at the dentist at that time and couldn't pick her daughter up from school. The investigation never clarified who kidnapped the girl. So what does the unknown impudent girl want, terrorizing Zinaida Lvovna over the phone? Degtyarev and Vasilieva enthusiastically immersed themselves in the investigation of the Komarov family secrets, but what they managed to uncover as a result is beyond any framework! Squirrel in Dreams and Reality As soon as I, Yevlampiya Romanova, took my adopted daughter Kisa to a matinee dressed as a squirrel, a force majeure occurred: a local drunk took her for the legendary “squirrel” and nearly departed this world out of fright. A stupid incident came at a most inconvenient time: after all, I am expected at my new job! Yes, yes, I am now the secretary of a design bureau. Naturally, it was not love for beautiful interiors that brought me there, but a new investigation. My acquaintance Lena Gvozdeva persuaded me to help her daughter Nastya, who was accused of stealing an extremely expensive ring from the bureau's owner Nina Zueva. There are too many inconsistencies in this case; it creates the impression that Nastya was framed. But who and why would need this? As soon as I settled into my job, I went to see a client - a rude and self-willed Fomin. And that very evening, he was found dead! Oh, strange things are happening in this bureau; now, I won’t leave here for any money until I figure everything out!