7 Sorrow On Sunday
“Parker-Knowle while Dot was there, just to make sure that everything was going as would be expected from a New Brooms cleaner. The fact that Dot had worked there before joining the team made her slightly uneasy. Everything about Dot made Lois uneasy! Dot Nimmo was, as Gran would say, a law unto herself. Lois drove through the town and out towards Meadow Crescent.
A BMW was parked outside Alice Parker-Knowle’s house, and Lois drew up behind it. She looked at her watch. Three o’clock. Dot should ...be nearly through by now. She walked up the driveway and rang the bell. “Come in, Mrs. M! Door’s not locked . . .” It was Dot’s voice, and Lois immediately objected to the familiarity in her tone. She should be at the door, opening it politely, and ushering her in to see Alice P-K. That sounded like a bottled sauce: P-K Tomato Sauce. She pushed open the door.
“In here!” called Dot, and Lois followed the voice. A dreadful sight met her eyes. Alice and Dot sat either side of a coffee table which bore a neat tea tray, with a plate of chocolate biscuits, clearly much depleted.MoreLess
A BMW was parked outside Alice Parker-Knowle’s house, and Lois drew up behind it. She looked at her watch. Three o’clock. Dot should ...be nearly through by now. She walked up the driveway and rang the bell. “Come in, Mrs. M! Door’s not locked . . .” It was Dot’s voice, and Lois immediately objected to the familiarity in her tone. She should be at the door, opening it politely, and ushering her in to see Alice P-K. That sounded like a bottled sauce: P-K Tomato Sauce. She pushed open the door.
“In here!” called Dot, and Lois followed the voice. A dreadful sight met her eyes. Alice and Dot sat either side of a coffee table which bore a neat tea tray, with a plate of chocolate biscuits, clearly much depleted.MoreLess
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