The Stought Brothers: “The Mystery at the Market” is an original story for middle grade (ages 8-12) readers. I published this short story serially here at Liberate Liberty and simultaneously at Liberty Island Magazine. Chapter 10 is the final chapter.
I published the story under the pen name, Gunner B. Summit.
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The Stought Brothers: “The Mystery at the Market” By Gunner B. Summit
Chapter 10:
“We have to get out of here!” Heathcliff said.
“Wait a minute,” Reggie said. “Where’s the gun Rasheed had?”
“He must have lost it or dropped it inside the fence,” Dan said.
“So what?” Heathcliff said. “He’s still a terrorist and it’s not our job to stop him.”
“What if he gets away and hurts someone else? Or what if Al-Sayf has a backup plan to attack the hospital? Don’t we want to find that out?” Reggie asked.
“Rasheed will be able to tell us,” Dan sai…
I published the story under the pen name, Gunner B. Summit.
Click on the “The Mystery at the Market” tag at the bottom of the post to view all the chapters of, The Stought Brothers: “The Mystery at the Market.”
The Stought Brothers: “The Mystery at the Market” By Gunner B. Summit
Chapter 10:
“We have to get out of here!” Heathcliff said.
“Wait a minute,” Reggie said. “Where’s the gun Rasheed had?”
“He must have lost it or dropped it inside the fence,” Dan said.
“So what?” Heathcliff said. “He’s still a terrorist and it’s not our job to stop him.”
“What if he gets away and hurts someone else? Or what if Al-Sayf has a backup plan to attack the hospital? Don’t we want to find that out?” Reggie asked.
“Rasheed will be able to tell us,” Dan sai…