After a while of thinking and consulting with Isabella about what to do, David opened the door and he and Isabella entered the room that the room was the door of.
Neither David or Isabella recognised this room so they decided to have a look around the room.
By doing this they found out many things during this look around that they did not previously know about the room. These things included that there was two large mosaics of cats on the floor of the room, that the walls were blue in colour, that there was a fireplace in the room and that there was a large chest in the left corner of the room (opposite the door).
Soon after having their look around the room, David and Isabella both went over it the large chest and both examined the large chest and found that it did not have a lock on it. They both then opened the chest and found the only thing in it was a note which read:
Put into this large chest whatever you want to store as it is at present empty.
David thought that the note did not do much more to explain the large chest's presence in this room.
"What do we do now?" asked Isabella.
"I don't know... yet, but I'm trying to decide at the moment," answered David
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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...
