Green Book

And thus, the sir sat on the sofa and opened his book. He had spent a whole week reading it, and only a few pages were left.
And then, he opened the green book. Outside, the words "The Murderer" were writen in caps. Sissy, the sir's Persian sat near him, while he started reading.

The last chapter was the most intriguing one because of its story, which I shall tell: Gardevoir tried to stop Gallade but it was too late. He had planned that for weeks, and he couldn't stop then. He got into the house, leaving Gardevoir and her eyes full of tears. Slowly but with a smile on his face, Gallade walked. He had already been there and knew all the places there were.

First, the kitchen and living room. Walking through the main hall, the bedrooms started to show. It was all just like he remembered. The first one was empty; the second one locked. Finally, the third one had the victim inside it. Gallade opened the door and felt someone behind him. Gardevoir, which had followed him, tried to make Gallade stop once again, but it was too late: he jumped into the guy and while the Persian ran away, he stabed that guy whose right hand held a green book.