"What can I help you with?" Hoseok asked, taking a seat back at his desk.

Detective Park glanced around at the office. "You're the one in charge of the campus murders, right?"

Hoseok shrugged. "I'm part of the team investigating it, but my chief is the leader. Do you want his contact info?"

"Sure." Jimin nodded. "Anything you can tell me about the case?"

"Why do you ask?" Hoseok frowned. "Is it related to any cases of yours?"

"No, just curious." Jimin laughed.

Hoseok pulled a pad of notes close to him and scribbled on it, before ripping it off and handing it to the detective.

"Here's my boss's info, contact him if you want any details. I just don't want to be liable for anything, you know?" Hoseok chuckled.

Jimin nodded, understanding procedure, and pocketed the note. "And what do you about Kim Namjoon? He is a case of mine."

Hoseok powered his computer back on and typed quickly. "I heard from his teachers that they were surprised he missed two days of school, but that's hardly outside the norm for college students. I didn't think anything of it."

He printed out the boys class schedule and attendance records, handing the papers to the detective. "Why are you looking into it? Is he okay?"

Jimin shrugged. "His mother came in all worried, saying it wasn't like her son to miss school like that, considering how he's like the smartest kid ever to attend. I'm sure he's just out partying or doing a little vacation. With that GPA, he's definitely stressed. I don't blame him. But I had nothing else to do so I told her I would look into it, I'm sure it's nothing and that he's just fine."

Hoseok nodded. "I hope so. It's bad enough homeless people are being murdered, but if the killer turned their sights to the student body then we would all be in some real trouble."

"You'll catch him, I'm sure of it." Jimin smiled. "Update me if you hear anything new?"

"Of course." Hoseok stood up, ushering the detective to the door. "I hope you'll do the same, I hope he's okay."

Jimin walked down the dark hallway of the campus, wondering if the smart student was really out with some frat boys or if he had happened to have run in with the campus killer.