After a while, David opened the door of the room that he had been hiding in and went out into the hallway that the door lead onto.
"Where do I start?" David thought to himself.
Soon after thinking this David found, lying as if discarded, on the floor nearby where he was standing a part of an old document.
David compared this 'part of an old document' to the 'part of an old document' that Eliza had given him.
He found that these two 'parts of an old document fitted together to form one side of an old document. From this David concluded that there was still two other 'parts of this old document' out there somewhere that he hadn't found yet.
David carefully slid the parts of the old document back into his pocket.
David unsure of what to do next walked around a little more and sat down on what he thought was a normal chair.
But the chair that David had sat on was not a normal chair as David soon found out when he found himself whizzing up and down the hallway at quite a high speed (for a while) before being thrown from the chair and landing in a stack of sacks of flour.
"Bother," said David in an annoyed way.
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The Mysteries Of Buttercup House
Mystery / ThrillerAn eighteen year old called David Trell-lance stumbles upon a house which has rooms available for him to stay in on a snowy day. Soon he discovers that the house he is staying in the 'guest rooms' of has its mysteries and he embarks on an adventure...
