Agatha's Disappearance E-Book

Mariam Asghar

• Herausgeber: BookRix
• Kategorie: Krimi
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2020

Beschreibung

Agatha McGrey is an adventurous 12 year old, who longs to seek the outside world. She lives with her Mum and Dad - Lord and Lady and he older brother  in a fancy house.  After her brother gets into a high job, she decides to go out with her nurse and finds a mysterious shed although her nurse disaggreed to let her go. After disappearing she is said to have been murdered. Or was she? 

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Mariam Asghar

Agatha's Disappearance

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Agatha McGrey’s disappearance

Agatha awoke to the sun wandering through the cracks of the leather curtain. She rose slowly, stretching her arms yawning. Moving the curtain around her bed out of the way, she slowly slipped her feet into the fluffy slippers that awaited her at the side of the bed. She got up and walked to the floor to the wall mirror and smiled at her own reflection. “Ok Agatha, today is going to be a very good day,” She said, walking towards her en suite bathroom. Using the toilet and washing her hands, she brushes her teeth and walks out of the bathroom and into her room to change into her clothes for the day. Reaching inside her cupboard, she picks out a grey dress with a soft grey petticoat. She struggles to get the dress out and rings the bell for her maid.

“Yes, Miss Agatha?” The maid, Margaret, walks in and sees the dress half in, half out of the cupboard.

“I can’t get the dress out, it’s the corset you see. Daddy said he would make my cupboard so big, I would be able to walk in and pick out my dresses, shoes, and umbrellas!” Agatha exclaimed. Margaret nods curtly.

“Yes, I had heard about Master John’s discussions on building a big cupboard for you Miss. Here, I shall get your dress out. Meanwhile, breakfast has been sitting on the dining table for quite some time.” Margaret replies, pulling the dress out slowly.

“I shan’t go down in my dressing gown! It will look utterly inappropriate. Especially with Edward”. Agatha protested, looking down at her dressing gown. Margaret gets the dress out and lays it gently onto the bed alongside the petticoat.