Narrative Essay: The Murder Of Bill Gates

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One day Bill Gates had a perfect day intell his best friend betrayed him. This villain name was the ACAR guy his true identity is Apple George he created the second best company in Gotham. He was always jealous of Bill Gates he always was in the shadow he planned on killing him.
Then he went to Gates enterprise it was night and raining. He walked in and asked “ Do you know where Mr. Gates is I need to talk to him.” he said. The assistant said “ Yes the top floor sir.” she said. He made went up then he made it to the top floor of the building. He had a bow and arrow.
He said. “ Time for you to die. “ Bill Gates wasn’t there he knew it was a trap there was a bomb left on the elevator it went BOOM! Bill said “ Nice try I knew you would try to kill me. George said “ How did you know I was coming I had everything planned out perfectly. “ Well my assistant told me you were coming so I just planted a bomb right on the top of the elevator then. Boom you are a bad person on planning a plan.
Bill called security he was put in jail but one thing BIll did not know that George was planning on getting arrested because Bill’s assistant was evil like George. She had a hidden blaster under her chair she went to the top floor. BIll said “ What are you doing here I didn’t call you up?” “ Well I just …show more content…

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