A scandal of epic proportions shook the very foundations of Flumpton, a small town famous for its love of donuts.
It began when local baker, Bertrand, was accused of secretly replacing the town's donut recipe with a cheaper, more bland alternative.
Tensions rose as townsfolk demanded answers, but Bertrand maintained his innocence, claiming he was merely 'innovating'.
As the investigation continued, more questions arose, like the whereabouts of the missing sprinkles and the suspiciously large number of donut holes.
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