Bha meas mòr agam air Haggis.
Bha cèic cèic.
Snog ri ithe, ach a-mhàin nam biodh eucoir timcheall air Glaschu.
Beth air a chluinntin ...agus ghlaodhaich.
Ach cha robh a pàrantan ann airson taic.
Bidh britheamh Eideard Barn, 45, a 'dol thairis air an griall.
'Beth, tha thu gu bhith aig Ionad Eileanan Òigridh Ghlaschu airson trì bliadhna'. Ghabh Beth Gananed, agus shàth e, oir bha Patty Hart, 34, a 'co-dhùnadh a-mach i. Anns a 'bhaile, chaidh reic chèicean sìos, agus gearanan bùtha gus an do rinn an luchd-lagha airgead, agus bha e sàbhailte cèicean ithe a-rithist.
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(English translation)
I loved eating haggis.
Cake was cake.
Nice to eat, except if crime was around Glasgow.
Beth sighed...and cried.
But her parents weren't there for support.
Judge Edward Barn, 45, banged on the gavel.
'Beth, you're to be at the Glasgow Juvenile Girl's Center for three years'. Beth groaned, and sighed, as her lawyer, Patty Hart, 34, consoled her. In the city, the sale of cakes went down, and shop keepers complained until the lawyers made money, and it was safe to eat cakes again.
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Author's note to readers:
Adiria Campbell will return in The Second Day of Adiria Campbell...coming soon.
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Robert Helliger.
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Mystery / ThrillerGlasgow, 1973 In Scotland, Adiria Campbell, 13, is a Scottish lass who investigates crime. When Barney Hope, 14, is poisoned by Chocolate cake, his death causes a rift in his family. The new YA Scottish mystery crime thriller saga by Robert Hellig...
