Nick Bar Short Story

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This story revolves around a couple , Nick Dunne and Amy Elliot Dunne who are struggling from their difficult marriage because of several reasons. Amy perfect from everyway being the coolest girl around funny and fabulous and Nick with a winning smile and clefty chin as charming as amy is. Nick used to be a New York magazine writer but he lost his job because of downsize and at the same time amy lost her job as a magazine quiz writer. They both relocate from New York City to Missouri and also when nick’s twin sister margo calls to inform about his dying parents. After some time nick opens up a bar by using his wife’s last trust fund and runs it with his sister.

On their fifth anniversary amy goes missing and everyone suspects nick for her missing. As he started the business
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It becomes more and more interesting to figure out the missing of amy. Later on after the involvement of police and increasing media attention on the case, some new facts were discovered. Nick has been having a affair with one of his college students named Andie. The police finds boxes of violent pornography and many other items he had denied purchasing which were hidden in his sister’s woodshed. Moreover, further it is revealed that amy was pregnant. So finally nick hires Tanner Bolt, a lawyer who specializes in defending men accused of killing their wives. But the twist comes when in the later half of the book it is discovered a lot of facts were hidden being the fact that amy and nick were the narrator of the story. Both were hiding things and explaining their sides of the story. One of the shocking things are that amy is alive and she’s trying to frame nick for her “death”. Her diary is fake so to misguide the police and media. But the fact that his wife is framing her is only discovered by nick but there is no way that nick can prove

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