Murder, She Wrote
Madeleine writes a story in her journal, below, which she reads on our way home from the V&A where I pick up the kids for the day.
"Murderers End," by Madeleine
Chapter 1: Death
It was Midnight. The full moon rose into the sky. A detective was on the lookout for a killer.
The detective had found a dead body outside his house two days ago. In the dead man's hand there was a piece of paper. The piece of paper was red with blood.
There was a message on the paper, it said: "death are there millions. The moon will shine. You must journey to the cave called 'Murderers End.' The journey is dangerous. You must find the murderer or there will be no more life. He will kill millions with the help of a murderer ghost called 'Hax.'"
The detective wondered who was the murderer and how he was going to get to Murderers End in time. He needed a crew of detectives if he wanted to succeed. Slowly he walked back to his house. He froze. The door was hanging open.
The detective walked in and screamed. His wife was dead on the floor. There was another note. It said, "Get out of here, detective, before I get you too."
The next day the detective set out to the police station to get a team of detectives and at the same time he gave his wife's body to the police.
"This is a mystery story and horror story combined."
--Madeleine
Chapter 1: Death
It was Midnight. The full moon rose into the sky. A detective was on the lookout for a killer.
The detective had found a dead body outside his house two days ago. In the dead man's hand there was a piece of paper. The piece of paper was red with blood.
There was a message on the paper, it said: "death are there millions. The moon will shine. You must journey to the cave called 'Murderers End.' The journey is dangerous. You must find the murderer or there will be no more life. He will kill millions with the help of a murderer ghost called 'Hax.'"
The detective wondered who was the murderer and how he was going to get to Murderers End in time. He needed a crew of detectives if he wanted to succeed. Slowly he walked back to his house. He froze. The door was hanging open.
The detective walked in and screamed. His wife was dead on the floor. There was another note. It said, "Get out of here, detective, before I get you too."
The next day the detective set out to the police station to get a team of detectives and at the same time he gave his wife's body to the police.
"This is a mystery story and horror story combined."
--Madeleine
