Alice's Friend

Coven Cove was a small neighborhood of about fifteen homes that had fences, beautiful front lawns, and extremely kind neighbors. Coven Cove was a remarkably and magnificently interesting and exciting neighborhood to be in. Coven Cove was exciting, beautiful, and diverse in the appearance of homes. Some homes were made of brick, others stone, and some concrete The homes were extremely beautiful and had lots of interesting things going about them. Coven Cove had fifteen wonderful, spacious, and beautiful homes that made living there exciting and interesting. It was remarkably fun living in Coven Cove because the payments were medium in price, and the homes were super fun to live in. If you wanted to live somewhere with friendly neighbors, a good view of the forest, and lots and lots of things to do nearby, it was a great place to live. 

One of its residents, James Walter, was a cook at a restaurant called The Sail, which served seafood ranging from shrimp and lobster to scallops and onions. James Walter was a very kind person who loved cooking and making delicious seafood that was prepared with the right amount of salt, pepper, and spices and herbs. James Walter took pride in being able to make food that was delicious, enjoyable, and so wonderful to eat. James Walter loved eating food that was good and tasty because he knew how difficult and how much effort it took in making food that was delicious and appetizing in appearance at the same time. James Walter loved cooking food because he enjoyed making others happy about his food’s wonderful aroma, taste, and feeling. James Walter was a great cook at The Sail, and loved making food that tasted good and enjoyable. The Sail was a wonderful and beautiful restaurant located at the northern edge of Oakville and often was at full capacity because people thought the food there was so good and so tasty. The Sail was a remarkably interesting place to be and had lots of fun things to do there. It was a wonderful and interesting place to go to. 

Coven Cove was inhabited by James Walter who lived there living in a McMansion that was four stories tall and made of red brick and had a chimney that often was spouting smoke. James Walter loved living in Coven Cove because there was so much to see and do there and the people who were his neighbors were kind and friendly and loved going over to his house and having fun. Coven Cove was extremely relaxing and a beautiful place and was peaceful and full of activity. It was a great place to live because the people there thought that the homes there were comfortable and enjoyable. Coven Cove was amazingly interesting and lovely to live in.  James Walter loved living in Coven Cove because his home was gigantic, comfortable, and so cozy. Coven Cove had lots of interesting things going on there and the neighbors made each other feel like a million gold coins. It was a wonderful and beautiful place to live because it was so safe and well located. 

James Walter one day decided to go to a mall in Oakville called Robinhood Mall and was stunned by the luxurious and beautiful stores, the perfect stone flooring, and the wealthy people who shopped there. James Walter was very well aware that his life didn’t provide with a whole lot of gold coins. Therefore, he knew he had to save up money to shop and buy things that were not too expensive. Robinhood Mall was extraordinarily beautiful and had so many different things to buy. It was a remarkably and wonderfully furnished mall with many sofas, chairs, and fountains. Robinhood Mall was very beautiful and had lots of interesting things that made it so cool to be in and have fun.

James went to his McMansion in Coven Cove and loved the cozy fireplace and recliner that was in front of it. He loved being near the fireplace because it was so comfortable and so warm whenever he read a book. James enjoyed his life immensely and thought that his life had meaning and purpose because in addition to being a chef and avid reader, he would often talk to Alice Cunningham, one of his friends. James loved his life a lot and thought he was blessed having such a great life and such a wonderful house. James loved living at his McMansion and enjoyed being able to have fun and play with his pet fish, Aura. James enjoyed feeding his pet fish fish flakes that Aura would eat quickly. James loved watching Aura and seeing her swim around in the fish bowl being so adorable. James thought his life was very fun, basking in the warmth of his fireplace and having lots of fun being himself and reading a good mystery book or two. James loved the fireplace because it was beautiful, interesting, and decorative. James loved the fireplace and reading a good book near it because it made him feel like he was accomplishing something worthwhile. James thought life was so good. 

Alice Cunningham was a very good friend of his and he would often talk to her about the daily events in Oakville and how the morning and evening paper were. She would often reply that the newspaper was a great way of having a record of what happened each day in Oakville, and that it was a wise thing to collect the newspapers and have them as a record of the daily events in Oakville. James was surprised to hear that Alice kept the newspapers like a catalogue and was amazed to hear that she thought the newspapers were so valuable. James decided to keep a record of his and made sure the newspapers were kept well and hidden. James loved Oakville because it was so amazingly vibrant and full of honest and genuine people who wanted the best for each other. It was a wonderfully beautiful city inside and out.

James visited Alice Cunningham often and would giver her money as sometimes she needed extra help with the finances of her apartment. James loved Alice because she was a good and sincere friend, who loved James with a friend’s heart. James and Alice were great friends and would often visit each other because they loved each other so much. The death of Alice was saddening to James, and in response he visited a church called Northburg Church. The church was remarkably helpful in James’s grief dealing and was instrumental for James to recover. Northburg Church was so amazing for its ability to make people feel better about losing a loved one and had prayer services that made worshipping God fun.

Northburg Church was around one thousand square feet large and had many saints venerated who had done good things for Oakville. The pastor of the church, Reverend Sandvin, who was very understanding and loving, knew that running a church was a big job. Reverend Sandvin made sure that the sermons delivered at Northburg Church were interesting, exciting, fun, and applicable. He really wanted the best for the people who attended his church and made sure that they got what he was saying. Northburg Church was extremely interesting, beautiful, and important to Oakville residents, who wanted to go somewhere fun to worship God.

Meanwhile, the investigation of the Alice Cunningham death was going on. Something wasn't right. For one, Alice died without her husband even having a hint that something was wrong. Two, there were elevated levels of the chemical Uvorin in her blood. And the third reason why things were suspicious was that people were wondering why she didn't call for help when she felt sick. Uvorin is a very strong and dangerous chemical used in machinery lubricants and people are well aware of the dangerous and potentially fatal outcome if you swallow any of it. Alice was a very kind, gracious, and loving woman, and many people missed her. For a murder to occur in Oakville, it was a matter of luck because Oakville was a city known for kindness, not murder. Alice Cunningham was an extremely loving and wonderful woman who loved owning her shop, cooking, and having fun with friends. In addition, she attended Oakville Presbyterian Church which had wonderful and easy to understand sermons that made people interested in worshiping God. Alice thought that worship was an integral part of the day to day experiences that she went through during a day, and loved worship because she felt a sense of higher purpose when she prayed with other adherents. 

Alice loved worship and made sure that she read the Oakville Bible of Love, a two thousand paged tome of how to love others, be sincere, be genuine, and are a difference in the lives of other residents who lived there. Alice loved the Oakville Presbytarian Church because of how wonderfully kind and loving the church attendees were. One of the attendees, Ms. Grace, loved talking to Alice about God and how wonderful he was and how much he had done for her in her life. To her, God was an extraordinarily important figure because she wanted to make sure that when she died she would go to Heaven. Alice was very much in awe of Ms. Grace's love and composure and thought that her life was extremely fun and interesting to think about. Ms. Grace was a truck driver for a donut company in Oakville and loved driving because it was so fun and exhilarating beginning a one hour journey to deliver delicious food to a home that was so far away yet in the city confines. Alice loved living at Oakville because there was so much to see and do. It was such a sadness that she wasn't here anymore, and that her life was cut short by a tragic accident.

The investigation of Alice Cunningham's death went on for a few more days until they came to a stunning and shocking conclusion. Alice was murdered. They came to this conclusion because her blood levels of Uvorin were extremely elevated and were a matter of concern for those who new Alice well. Uvorin was a chemical that was known for causing brain hemorrhages and Alice suffered one during the time of her death. The people who knew about her death were shocked to learn that Alice was murdered, something nearly unheard of in the town of Oakville. Oakville residents were almost in uniform completely kind, loving, and understanding, so such a murder was very rare. Alice Cunningham was found out to have been murdered, not a death of natural causes. The police decided to investigate further and looked at a possible list of suspects. There was her parents, her husband, and her close friends, all of whom knew Alice and went to her house and were able to get into her house with her permission. Alice was murdered and people wanted to find answers. They knew that such a murder would have been quite complex to do, and that murder was extremely difficult to carry out. 

No one was sure who murdered Alice Cunningham, and people thought that her murder was extremely saddening and shocking at the same time. For anyone to have died in such a manner was a tragedy, and her life was celebrated across Oakville, with people remembering her antics, deeds, and lovely smile. People thought Alice was a very kind woman, with lots of love to give and lots of smiles to share.

The police came down to the conclusion that James Salter had committed the crime as he was the only one who had been in contact with Alice and had slipped an ounce of Uvorin into one of her drinks. James Salter was arrested and sent to jail where he started to serve a life sentence at Oakville Prison.

Oakville Prison had one hundred jail cells and were extraordinarily clean. The prisoners there lived in one of the most well maintained prisons in the whole world. Oakville Prison was an extraordinarily good prison to be in because there were lots of activities for the prisoners to do and lots of things to engage in. Oakville Prison was where James Salter would live for the rest of his life, cut off from Oakville.

The funeral for Alice Cunningham was held at Oakville and was an extremely sad funeral that lasted about two hours. They told about how Alice had always had great concern for the welfare of others and was an extremely compassionate and loving individual. Alice Cunningham was a beautiful person outside and inside and was extremely considerate. Her apartment in Westlake Apartments was decorated with a painting of her and a boutique of roses and tulips. Alice Cunningham was an extremely loving person and was missed greatly by her friends and family.