Hayden rolled her eyes yet again at John's insistence to ring the doorbell countless times. He'd been solving crimes with the man for a few months and should have learned that Sherlock was going to be Sherlock no matter what.
"You know, if you keep getting angry at the man in public places someone's gonna confuse you for him," Hayden warned the doctor with a private smirk. She knew that John wasn't going to take her seriously so she could get away with comments like that.
"Yeah, whatever," John said glaring at the door and ringing the bell again.
Hayden chuckled when the door opened and John jumped, having not expecting it. She smiled at the grumpy look John sent her and wheeled herself into the room, ready to take a look.
"Sherlock, what are the chances of the bullet actually going out the window?" Hayden asked right when she entered, not even giving herself the chance to see the body.
"How did you-" Sherlock started only for Hayden to interrupt him
"I mean, I know that it did but what are the actual odds of that happening?" She continued on, taking a closer look at the objects she remembered coming into play later. "Though it makes sense considering the attacker came in through the window."
Hayden looked up to see both Sherlock and John staring at her. John looked confused where Sherlock looked intrigued. She sent John a smile before rolling into the room with the body.
Van Coon could have been considered handsome while he was alive but bullet wounds made everyone unattractive. There was a pool of dried blood on the right side of his head, some of it had dried to his hair. The gun was in his left hand resting loosely on the bed. Hayden saw all this before rolling over to the window, addressing Sherlock as she went.
"I'm assuming you called Lestrade," she said as she pulled a glove out of her pocket and pulled it over her hand. She used that hand to check for dust on the window sill noting that there was dust on the ends but not in the middle.
"He should be here soon," Sherlock assured as he continued his own investigation, sparing some time to observe Hayden as she too looked around the room.