Paint no Illusion/ a suspense short story aimed to copy edgar allan poe's style

Summer Watters was beautiful beyond imagination. Ravishing as she looked, what really set Summer apart was her academic and social status. She was very intelligent to the extent that she was 2 years ahead of her age group - already a senior and just approaching her 16th birthday. Not only was she the youngest in her class, but also the brightest and most serious about her studies. She didn't have to be serious, mind you, with …

…for some place to sit down. Some nurses found her the next morning; a cold little figure curled up on the floor of the isolation chamber. Her hands clutched at her heart, which had now stopped beating. Even in death, it seemed that she had found no peace from the fear that plagued her life. Dr Samson was unfortunately unable to attend the post-mortem as he had been discussing his financial profits with John Watters.