A costly mistake(completed)(Unedited)
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  • Reads 9,020
  • Votes 841
  • Parts 44
  • Time 1h 8m
Complete, First published Mar 28, 2017
It is story about a  girl called Mary who  caught her father with blood and knife on his hand and besides him lay her mother dead. She suspect her father for killing her mother but soon her father commits suicide stating he he didnot killed his wife and he committed suicide to make her believe that he didnot kill his wife. Mary is shattered by death of both his parents. Who would have killed his mother?Read this breathtaking and unbelievable story to find the real killer and the reaon for the kill.
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"I hate you!" Demetria yelled, clenching her fists as she stared at a tense and frozen back. A back she wasn't familiar with. A back she had prayed to see before when she could have sworn she wanted nothing more than to be freed from the persistent pestering beauty that was Ygritte Martel. The daughter of the very man she was trying to expose for covering up the murder of her parents as a mere accident. The girl that had somehow managed to consume her every thought and ignite a passionate fire that she had tried and failed to put out. "I know," came her curt reply as she tried to storm away again. "I hate you for making me feel this way! I hate you for barging into my life with your crude jokes and making me need you only to leave! How dare you! Who do you think you are?!" Not a very romantic confession. In fact, it was the perfect way to start a fight but things had never been peaceful when it came to them. Theirs was a tale of heartbreak, betrayal, societal scrutiny, religion, power play and political games. In a country still stuck in the 19th century like Harlem despite the current times, it's quite easy to see how love between two respectable ladies was a recipe for disaster. But don't worry, it gets worse.