Bmathieson Stories

The number of song bars it takes to kill someone. Detective Meyer and his partner Joel Headgear have been assigned one of the most strange cases he has ever seen before. A great music producer was murdered last night, his name was Boris Zhuk. He was too young, only 29. There is only one clue on his body, his stomach internally exploded, but it was unprovoked, he had no health conditions. Luckily there are several suspects, a strange politician visiting the area, a fellow music producer and an athlete who has been acting very suspiciously. These suspects reveal many more, all equally likely to be behind the strange murders that are happening around town, all young people dying of a stomach rupture. More strange events are also happening around the town. A new business known as 'The Cookie Cutters' has become a large seller of baked goods. Too late Detective Meyer realises there is something more interesting about these harmless baked goods. Who was the one who murdered these people? Why did they do it? Is there more at stake than first realised? More importantly, will the world survive 108 bars. Cover by @thedoctorscat

Sometimes the places that you never think to look at are the ones that are the most evil, the most dreaded, the most unnerving. There's a chicken shop on James Street just like this. You've never seen this shop, and you've certainly never been inside it. After all, those who go inside the chicken shop usually don't come out the same person. And sometimes, they come out in little pieces. Cover by @thedoctorscat

The year is 2350, the empire of Utopia is ruled by.

We found this in the lake, surprisingly it wasn't very water damaged, locked away inside a plastic pod. It's from a boy, we believe his name to be John Clarke, although there aren't any records of him anywhere. He talks of a place called Hearanville, that place hasn't been found on the map for years. We don't know why. We've read it, all eighty pages, but it's written in a strange language we can't translate. Apparently there's supposed to be more pages, but those haven't been recovered. It was on public archive, although nobody wanted to read it, so I guess you can have it. You always had a flair for the mysterious, didn't you? Cover by @thedoctorscat

Basically anything random that pops into my head. This idea came from @fluffybird123, so it wasn't my ideas, it was hers. Other than that, enjoy reading.