Charlotte: A Fictional Narrative

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Sam opened the old computer, and a video came up. Her shaking finger, slowly clicked the play button. The voice of her best friend shook her very soul. “My life is too hard. I cry myself to sleep every night. I can’t deal with this anymore!”
Sam quickly closed her eyes as Charlotte Baudelaire, her once best friend, hanged herself. “ Why, Charlotte. Why?” Sam muttered.
Sam walked back to her house.
“Harry!” Sam called to her “Side Detective”.
Harry was always by Sam’s side, even when Sam tried to apply as a detective.
“What’s up, any news on Charlotte?” Harry replied.
He looked pretty happy to see her. “Yup, the police committee will have to hire me when we solve this case. Anyway, this wasn’t a suicide, it was a murder.”
“What?” Harry …show more content…
The day before she died he came home outraged. We figured out he was outraged because, of Charlotte.On our way coming here we stopped by at Charlotte’s house. Explained Charlotte. “ We found a adjusted camera, by the door of Charlotte’s house. According to Mason Berry was always overprotective so it’s not surprising that he attached a camera to invade Charlotte’s privacy.We watched, and it showed Charlotte with another man. We figured it was catching a cheater camera. Guess it or not, Charlotte cheated on Berry. He found out, which was why he was outraged. He wanted to marry her. We even found his engagement ring in Charlotte’s room which proves he was there. He probably gun pointed her, so she would hang herself, and it would look like a suicide. However, he wasn't so clever with making a video.” Sam finished off.
“But what we don’t get is that why would she choose get herself hanged, instead of getting shot. Getting hanged is much more painful.” Harry added.
The chief’s face brightened up.“That actually makes some sense. We found out she had an excess amount of cocaine in her body. She was drugged. Nothing probably made sense to her” He explained, as he closely studied Charlotte's report.
Sam’s head spinned, nothing was making sense to her anymore. But, one thing did. Berry was a
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