Death Without Company
Death Without Company
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“No idea, huh?”
She smiled, but I think it hurt. “No.”
I looked into her eyes again, but the pupils seemed normal; they must not have given her any drugs because of the head trauma. Even in the gauze turban, she was looking pretty good; amazing what youth can do. “How do you think they got in then?”
She was studying me now. “I don’t know. Maybe I didn’t get the door relocked.” I guess I made a face. “What?”
“No footprints and, odds are, they wouldn’t rely on you accidentally leaving the door aja...r. Anybody besides you have keys to the place?”
She looked at me for a second longer than necessary but then answered. “Nobody.”
“Who rented you the space?”
“Elizabeth Banks at Clear Creek Realty.”
I made a mental note to call Beebee. “Have you heard from your aunts in the last few days?”
“Kay called and said that Carol was flying in from Miami and that we have to have a family meeting on Thursday; something about the Will.”
“Today?”
She looked sheepish, and it was a look that agreed with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“No idea, huh?”
She smiled, but I think it hurt. “No.”
I looked into her eyes again, but the pupils seemed normal; they must not have given her any drugs because of the head trauma. Even in the gauze turban, she was looking pretty good; amazing what youth can do. “How do you think they got in then?”
She was studying me now. “I don’t know. Maybe I didn’t get the door relocked.” I guess I made a face. “What?”
“No footprints and, odds are, they wouldn’t rely on you accidentally leaving the door aja...r. Anybody besides you have keys to the place?”
She looked at me for a second longer than necessary but then answered. “Nobody.”
“Who rented you the space?”
“Elizabeth Banks at Clear Creek Realty.”
I made a mental note to call Beebee. “Have you heard from your aunts in the last few days?”
“Kay called and said that Carol was flying in from Miami and that we have to have a family meeting on Thursday; something about the Will.”
“Today?”
She looked sheepish, and it was a look that agreed with her.
What to read after Death Without Company?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craig Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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