Does Catching A Murderer Count Toward Extra Credit?
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  • Reads 55
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 4
  • Time 21m
Ongoing, First published Nov 07, 2016
It's the school time for most teenagers in Lonsdale, a small town setting, where people know each other, and "time slows down to a crawl". Well known for it's sunny lanes, the friendly neighbors, the smiling children, the pastel color scheme, the rotting skeletons hiding in everyone's closet.

Ever since drug activity has been growing, many mysterious circumstances and occurrences are becoming more frequent, there's something unsettling about it.

And, it's up too the four friends to stop them. Erick, Janus, Al and Reid are the members of the Harper High School's most unpopular club! They advertise it as "School sleuths for hire! Open to many private investigations". But they haven't really had any cases, until one day, a guy by the name Reid approached them and told them his story - he had witnessed a murder, in the school grounds.

Four friends, many mysteries, one big conspiracy.
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