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When a respected London banker suddenly falls into complete and inexplicable silence, his desperate wife turns to the only man capable of solving a mystery without a crime. Sherlock Holmes is intrigued. Maxwell Carson shows no sign of physical illness. He continues his work, writes when necessary, and lives outwardly unchanged-except for one devastating fact: he has not spoken a word in months. Physicians are baffled. Friends are helpless. And behind the quiet walls of a Kensington home, something long buried is struggling to surface. Joined by Dr. Watson, Holmes embarks on an unprecedented investigation-not into theft or murder, but into memory, guilt, and the hidden logic of the human mind. Through careful observation, subtle psychological experiments, and relentless reasoning, Holmes uncovers a childhood tragedy so deeply suppressed that it has reshaped an entire life. As fragments of the past emerge-railway platforms, lost photographs, forgotten names, and a recurring dream-Holmes must confront a mystery where evidence is emotional, testimony is silent, and the greatest danger lies not in deception, but in self-condemnation-revealing that sometimes the greatest mysteries are not crimes to be solved, but lives waiting to be restored.

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