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Mellohi
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Ongoing, First published Apr 01, 2023
Mature
Mellohi
1) The uneasy sense that everything isn't right

2) a feeling of sorrow, despair, or unhappiness mixed with anger
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A chilling story of deceit, suspicion and murder. A Murder Case of those told in fiction, of a trench coat detective and sly, cold hearted killer.

Mellohi Manor sat quietly in the countryside of Gloucestershire, England. It was a beautiful estate with lush gardens and a grand manor  that housed multiple generations of the West family. However the manor would soon become a tomb to the family and their guests, starting from a wedding gone wrong, the inhabitants would soon be picked off as a detective worked intensely to halt the master mind of this slaughter.

Of millionaires and servants. Of law and crime. Of detectives and murders. Of guns and blades. This tragic tale would unfurl.

Edited by @StarBlazing07, Written by me.
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Featured by @AmbassadorIN .·:*¨༺ ༻¨*:·. Investigation Room 1 : "I was angry at him and I had had enough of him that night. He himself invited his death." He scoffed, muttering incoherent stuff under his breath Investigation Room 2 : "A man like him deserved to die. Evils like him deserve incidents worse than death." He shrugged without any trace of guilt. Investigation Room 3 : "I didn't really want to do it. It just kinda happened." She whispered, her eyes busy boring holes in the floor "I killed him!" All of them, amusingly, muttered the same thing, sitting rooms apart from each other. One murder, three suspects, three confessions with three versions of the truth. But the question is, who's really speaking the truth?