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Nick Buckley was not easily frightened. But when she found a small brass key tucked inside a second-hand copy of The Mysterious Affair at Styles , her blood ran cold. The key’s bow was engraved with a single word: VACE .

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Poirot smiled. “ Non, ma chérie . It is not a key to a door. It is a serial key — a code that unlocks a hidden ledger. The murderer is not after your aunt’s antiques. They are after the list of every stolen treasure still hidden in End House.” Agatha.Christie.Peril.At.End.House-VACE.-PC-.-EN- Serial Key

The murderer? The family solicitor, who had been selling the artifacts on the black market. The “accidental fall” was a lie. The serial key was the truth.

Nick’s aunt had recently died at End House, leaving behind a trove of curiosities. The police called it a fall. Poirot, less convinced, had noticed a pattern: every object linked to the VACE network had vanished from the crime scene. A jade figurine. A silver inkwell. And now, this key. Nick Buckley was not easily frightened

That night, with Poirot watching from the shadows, Nick inserted the key into an old music box. It clicked. A secret drawer opened, revealing a notebook filled with serial numbers — and a photograph of the killer, standing beside her aunt’s body.

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“That’s the mark of the Vauderlyn Antique Cipher Exchange,” said her friend Hercule Poirot, examining it with delicate fingers. “A pre-war network of collectors. They used serial numbers to authenticate stolen artifacts.”