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    The police arrived on time for the investigation. Unfortunately for Dennis's family, the police had no choice but to take Dennis along. He was arrested and kept at the juvenile detention center. He was young, something could have been done. But the fact that a little boy his age could have the idea of hiding a dead body to clean up his mess was absurd.       He was now old enough to face the court, there was something wrong somewhere, multiple postponing of his trail. Fifteen years at juvenile detention center, he had grown into a fine gentleman. His case was brought out again to the court. Questions were asked, answers were given, it was really a tough case. The victim's family (Lissa's family) were not willing to make the case a simple one. They did want Dennis to be a free man. If their daughter can't be brought back to life, why should he be a free man?        It took weeks for the case to come to an end. The results were out, "I...

    He was always alone in his serene neighborhood, no friends to talk to, but in all, he lived peacefully in his home. His dad had warned him not to make friends since they could be bad influence on him. Dennis grew up healthy and strong, not to talk how handsome and cute he was. He was just an eleven-year-old boy.     Mr. and Mrs. Brown moved into that same neighborhood, with their two lovely daughters, Princess and Lissa. They lived happily of course.     One day, Lissa saw something unusual, "why does he play all by himself?", she asked. "I don't know", Princess would reply. Lissa always saw Dennis play all by himself, so, she decided to go and play with him. Mr. Andy, the father of Dennis had gone to work, and his mom was inside doing the chores. This gave him the opportunity to play with his new friend at the backyard of his home. But there is a saying that goes, "had I known is always at last." They played the game of throw a...