Murders at Midnight

A Smexy Scandal

When Norma Jean arrived to her blind date, she was astonished to find her history teacher sitting in the booth waiting for her. He cleaned up very nicely, she noticed. As she approached the table, he gazed at her with a sly grin as if to say "I've been waiting for you." The arsenic was secured in his pocked and he couldn't wait to dump it in her glass; it was the fate that awaited all failing students.

The time finally presented itself for him to poison Norma's glass as she excused herself to go to the restroom. As discreetly as possible, he slipped the bottle of arsenic in his shirt sleeve, then poured it into her red wine.

Returning to her seat, Norma Jean took one last fatal sip from her drink--instantly dying.

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Written by Skylar Jordan and Cecelia Bonaparte