What Is The Cause Of Peter's Death

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The moment Peter returned home he placed the book on his desk sat down and immediately began to translate the text. It took Peter three weeks to translate every single page except the last one, but before he could finish translating the entire book he had a heart attack. Peter's head slammed into his desk, and his corpse remained there until an old friend came by to check up on him a week later. Now that everyone knew he was dead his family and friends traveled to his cottage so they could attend his funeral. Three attendees were Peter's nephew Jason Martin who brought his two closest friends Samuel Phillips and Jeffrey Watson with him. Overall only five people attended Peter's funeral these seven people were Jason, Samuel, Phillip, Norman

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