Timberview: A Narrative Fiction

To most people, Timberview seemed like your normal town. It had a few markets, a police station, a hospital, a fire department, and everything else you would expect. You would think Timberview was all happy and stuff, but only the townsfolk knew what Timberview really was. Every year, the population slowly decreased because of how crime-filled Timberview was. For over a year, it hadn’t changed a bit other than the fact that every thief or robber had been caught. This was because of the almighty and great Professor Payton. People called him a wizard because of how wise and sage he was. He always caught the thief and was always at the scene of the crime to serve justice to the innocent townsfolk.
One nice and quiet day, a man barged through the professor’s office door and yelled, “Professor! Professor! The jewels are missing!” In disbelief, he realized the professor was actually sleeping through all his commotion, so he gently tapped him. The professor didn’t seem to wake up but instead snored more. He knew what he had to do. Just like most mothers would do, he yelled, “Wake up. . . ! Wake up. . . ! Wake up!” Finally, the professor woke up and the man told him that the jewels from the local shop were missing. …show more content…
He was stumped because all he found were some papers with nothing on them; they just smelled like onions. Police officers were brought onto the case and it seemed that the man, or possibly a few men, were also wanted in twenty-three other cities across Canada! This made the crime scene a lot more intense.
As a few days passed, the stench of onions was still there, and the professor finally found out how to solve the case! He brought the papers to the police station the next day and explained how he had cracked the case! He stated that onion juice could be used as invisible ink and would show under a high-voltage light