It looked like a case of
theft.
The thief seemed to be an
expert.
And a connoisseur too- else why
would she/he steal that particular product only?
There were no clues.
The young detective Rima shook
her head.
She had to investigate all the
angles of the case.
The ribbon on the floor surely
had a story.
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Gingerly picking it up, she made way to Nila's home.
Rima's father had got Chhenapoda for
Rima's birthday.
It was missing.
Nila had "stolen" the
Chhenapoda to decorate it and to write "Happy Birthday, Rima!"
Nayagarh Chhenapoda - OTV
Note- Chhenapoda is a delicious cottage-cheese cake-type dessert of Odisha, India.
100 Words story for Friday Fictioneers
Have you ever acted liked a detective and solved a mystery?
Now I want cake!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure they'll manage to explain it all and tuck into a good tea
ReplyDeleteHad to read this twice to work out what was going on. That cake looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteSusan A Eames at
Travel, Fiction and Photos
Not the dastardly deed she first imagined! A tasy tale indeed.
ReplyDeleteA nice thief! :-)
ReplyDeleteDear Anita,
ReplyDeleteA thief with good intentions. :) The cake looks delicious.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Looks like Rima has a successful career ahead of her. Cake looks nice :-)
ReplyDeleteA thief with good intentions!
ReplyDeleteLooks tasty and glad the crime was one of caring that wasn't really a crime.
ReplyDeleteLovely cake.
ReplyDeleteThe cake looks yummy! So glad she solved the case.
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy ending for that "case." At first glance, the cake looks like one of my favorites, a New York cheese cake. So delicious!
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious. That's the kind of outcome that you want for a case. Great story. :)
ReplyDelete-David