Inheritence problems with raycast

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I am making an inventory system. So i made an inheritence script calles Items, and i have object that inherit from that. I made different scripts; cubes, spheres and capsules. I have a raycast on click, and then i tell my raycast to look for the item hit. I made a function in the Item base script and then override it in the child scripts. But it always sees it as a cube no matter what i do. I have a cube with the script cubes on it and a capsule with Capsules.

This is my item script;

    public virtual GameObject IHaveItem(GameObject currentItem)
{
    print("base class enter");
    return currentItem;
}

and this is my child inheritence:

public GameObject cubeTex;

public override GameObject IHaveItem(GameObject currentItem)
{
    print("cube override");
    currentItem = cubeTex;
    return currentItem;
}

i do the same for the other two (spheres and capsules)

This is where i look which item i am clicking on:

public void WhichItem()
{
    if (Physics.Raycast(transform.position, transform.forward, out hit, 50.0f))
    {
        Debug.DrawRay(transform.position, transform.forward, Color.red, 50.0f);
        if (hit.collider.GetComponent<Items>())
        {
            print("hit an object");
            items.IHaveItem(currentItem);
            print("current item 1 =" + currentItem);
            currentItem = items.IHaveItem(currentItem);
            print("current item 2 =" + currentItem);
            LookForSpace();
            hitItemSC = true;
        }
    }
}

Can someone please help me? i tried a lot of stuff and i really cant figure this one out.
If you dont know but have an idea thats good to, im willing to try them.
i just dont wanna lose my inheritence part

2

Thanks to @eses i realised a silly issue

Instead of currentItem = items.IHaveItem(currentItem);

i used
currentItem = hit.transform.gameObject;

seemed to fix everything for me