High School Mysteries

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s called to the principal's office. The principal was extremely happy; he was a family friend to Marie, almost like an uncle, and wanted to give Marie

ut as soon as she reached the window in the hallway, her eyes fell on the bell tower, and there, standing on the tower's balcony, was Marie, socking wet and pale as a ghost. The coordinator began to shout, "Marie

ie fall from the tower were shouting and screaming for someone to help Marie. Those who didn't understand what happened but got the just of it were craning their heads to see what ha

The rest were trying to calm Marie's friends. The teachers were trying their best to calm the upset and keep them away from the dead body while the traumatized students who had witnessed her death were rushed to the nurse

clues at the tower and interrogating the staff. At 4:05 p.m. The hall door finally opened, and the police chief and the principal, along with the coordinator, came in. At their entrance,

for all of us. A young student named Marie Mackenzie has passed away by falling from the bel

s closest friends. "Have you told her parents.?" She asked, worri

oicing questions like, "What happened,

elped the poor principle by step

this tragedy; however, it is seen by eyewitnesses tha

mmerdale, who was Marie's boyfriend. His outrage was genuine, as he was at the grounds with other jocks w

olice's incompetence. The chief, upon hearing this, acted like their anger

to request that all her friends and all her acquaintances come forward for questioning, and I would also like to request that anyone who interacted with Marie today, even for a moment, or if anyone saw or noticed a

ool. Almost every person had a new story, each as wild as the other, made up for the sake of earning five minutes of fame. The

d the case. The body was returned to Marie's parents, and a funeral was held, attended by the entire school. Her parents w

alth issues faced by the students. A memorial was built on the ground at her favorite spot for Marie, an

hardly ever argued. Her social life was perfect; she had a rich boyfriend, Marcus Emmerdale, who loved her, and she was so popular that she became prom queen every year. Her grades were great, and everyone knew she was sure to be accepted at Oxford any day