The School Play Mystery
The School Play Mystery
“There were just three dollar bills and four quarters in the box.
“I put lots of money in there,” Sara said. “Lots more than this.”
Danny said, “I did, too.”
“The auditorium is just about full,” Cam said. “You must have sold about 150 tickets. At one dollar each, that’s 150 dollars.” Cam held up the money she had taken from the box. “All we have here are four dollars.”
Sara told Cam, “I didn’t take it.”
“And I didn’t either,” Danny said.
“I know you didn’t,” Cam said.
She looked at the box. The ...only hole in it was the slit in the lid. On the table were some unsold tickets and two empty soda cans. Cam looked under the table. She found a ticket, but no money.
Danny told Cam, “Sara and I were both sitting here. We never left the room. Whenever we sold a ticket, we put the money in the box. And we never opened the box.”
“I know,” Cam said. “I just cut off the tape.”
Cam opened the door to the auditorium. Cam, Sara, and Danny looked inside.MoreLess
“I put lots of money in there,” Sara said. “Lots more than this.”
Danny said, “I did, too.”
“The auditorium is just about full,” Cam said. “You must have sold about 150 tickets. At one dollar each, that’s 150 dollars.” Cam held up the money she had taken from the box. “All we have here are four dollars.”
Sara told Cam, “I didn’t take it.”
“And I didn’t either,” Danny said.
“I know you didn’t,” Cam said.
She looked at the box. The ...only hole in it was the slit in the lid. On the table were some unsold tickets and two empty soda cans. Cam looked under the table. She found a ticket, but no money.
Danny told Cam, “Sara and I were both sitting here. We never left the room. Whenever we sold a ticket, we put the money in the box. And we never opened the box.”
“I know,” Cam said. “I just cut off the tape.”
Cam opened the door to the auditorium. Cam, Sara, and Danny looked inside.MoreLess
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