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It was a nice winter day in 2021 when Mr. Boddy invited me to a party that I was driving to. I'm Ms. Scarlet Boddy's friend from when we were kids. People say I have begun to cold hearted and I disagreed with them. But they always say that, I'm cold hearted. I was driving all the way to Mr. Boddy's house, but I did get there real early and others thank that that´s how I could have planned to kill Mr. boddy, and by time they could have got there I would be finish planning in time to kill Mr. Boddy but I can prove them wrong in one blink of an eye. Mr. Boddy had everything locked and away when I got there. And with that I could not get in to his house. But when I got there I waited in my car for the next few hours. Are you ready for this they say I broke in and killed Ms. White when clearly she was not even invited. Ms. White was reported missing and that's why people thank I killed Ms. white. They thank after killing Ms. White my plan was to go get the keys and set up for Mr. Boddy. For one more Mr. Boddy was my friend even when we were kids so why would I plan to kill my friend. I would not ever plan on killing my friend. …show more content…
They say I went in set up the table trap, set up the floor trap, and set up the mother trap {a big shaft axe} to try to kill everyone.
But Mr. Boddy had the keys after all that and there saying I broke I n to get keys. Next ms peacock came in the drive and said hey miss Stephanie scarlet you look delightful tonight. With your nice red skirt. Then we see Mr. Plum pull up in the driveway with his date miss carter and his dog bode cline with his lambo. After he pulled up I went to my car and they say I went to break
in. I get my iPhone xx and I realized everyone is gone. I thought Mr. boddy let everyone in the house and because I was In my car he would think I was gone. Next I see miss orchid with a ROPE! Why would she have a rope I say hey what are you doing with that rope she said my dad(boddy)wanted me to bring a rope for no reason. She keeps on with were is everyone and I say don´t know, boddy yelled hey guys come on in. When we get In I say wow boddy you got it done in here. Next Mr. green,and Mr. Colonel arive on a bus but it was stacked out with cool stuff on it. When we all get in the hose and set up for our dinner. When we here Mr. boody yell and say help help me god. Everyone rushed up to mr boddy there we see him hanging from his ball canee we all try to help him down. chop mr plum got hit with a floor trap, snap ms peacock got choped by a floor trap and orchid got hit by a table trap me and colonel rush to help boddy. splat the mother trap got him and I relapsed to mr boddy when bop a frying pan hit me and it was orchid she was trying to kill me but I get to the phone and call 911 and we were a suspects for the case. I thought because I was the last one alive they think I was the killer.
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