Murder at the Hotel Protagonia: A Romantic Mystery, One Hundred Words at a Time
Murder at Hotel Protagonia: A Romantic Mystery
Since 1868, this six stories of hotel rooms had known days when the wealthy and the privileged danced in their finery 'neath the gaslight chandeliers in the gand ballroom and she had known days when the down and out flopped in half-heated rooms and the smell of poverty through its tattered hallways.
On this night, one night in the midst of her most recent renaissance, this grand old dame knew the horror of murder. In Room 515, the Lady Churchill Room, a maid named Frieda came upon two bodies. One was a tuxedoed gentleman and ...
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One hundred words at a time ... picking up precisely from where the last author left off ... try to end with an incomplete sentence ... try to maintain the style ... an exercise in matching style ... I'll try to do every other contribution ... I hope every one can take a turn... Hint ... the full view available at the last post might help you review the story so far ... 4 PARTICIPANTS IN THIS STORY
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