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Chapter 27 filed trap for the killer

The town was still reeling from the recent tragedies, but Marceline was determined to bring the killer to justice once and for all. She knew that she had to be smart, to outwit him at his own game.

With the help of the police, Marceline devised a plan to set a trap for the killer. They would use her as bait, hoping to lure him out into the open where they could apprehend him.

Marceline agreed to the plan, knowing the risks but also knowing that it was the only way to stop the killer from striking again. She was confident in the police's ability to protect her, and she was determined to see justice served.

The night of the trap arrived, and Marceline waited nervously in the abandoned warehouse where they had set the bait. Hours passed, and Marceline began to doubt whether the killer would show up.

But then, she heard a noise - footsteps echoing through the empty building. The killer had taken the bait.

Marceline held her breath as the footsteps grew closer, her heart pounding in her chest. She could see the shadowy figure of the killer approaching, his eyes fixed on her.

Just as the police were about to spring their trap, everything went wrong. The killer had anticipated their move and had set a trap of his own. He activated a series of explosives, trapping Marceline and the police inside the warehouse.

Panic ensued as the building began to collapse around them. Marceline knew that they were running out of time, that they had to find a way out before it was too late.

With quick thinking and a stroke of luck, Marceline spotted a ventilation shaft near the ceiling. She urged the others to follow her as she climbed up into the shaft, squeezing through the narrow passage to freedom.

As they emerged from the warehouse, they were greeted by the sight of the killer being apprehended by the police. The trap had failed, but Marceline's quick thinking had saved them all.

As she watched the killer being led away, Marceline knew that the danger was finally over. She had faced her fears head-on and had emerged victorious. And as she looked out at the town, she knew that she had helped to bring peace back to its streets, once and for all.