A Flicker of Doubt (Book 4 in the Candlemaking Mysteries)
“He was the only attorney I’d ever heard of who didn’t have a secretary/receptionist working the front Knowing how cheap Cragg was, though, it didn’t surprise me.
He was in his office sitting behind his desk, wading through a stack of papers.
“I just called you,” I said.
“I chose to ignore it much as you’ve been ignoring my requests for a meeting lately.”
“In case you hadn’t heard, I’ve kind of been busy, finding old friends dead and things like that.” The two of us had gotten off on the wrong f...oot from the first day we’d met and our relationship had soured even further since then. If there was one tenant bolting from River’s Edge, I wouldn’t have shed many tears for Cragg’s departure.
His perennially dour expression softened for a moment. “I was sorry to hear about your friend.”
“Thanks,” I grunted, not really caring for the man’s stab at sympathy. “About this letter,”
I said, waving it in the air.
“I’m familiar with its contents, since I wrote it myself.MoreLess
He was in his office sitting behind his desk, wading through a stack of papers.
“I just called you,” I said.
“I chose to ignore it much as you’ve been ignoring my requests for a meeting lately.”
“In case you hadn’t heard, I’ve kind of been busy, finding old friends dead and things like that.” The two of us had gotten off on the wrong f...oot from the first day we’d met and our relationship had soured even further since then. If there was one tenant bolting from River’s Edge, I wouldn’t have shed many tears for Cragg’s departure.
His perennially dour expression softened for a moment. “I was sorry to hear about your friend.”
“Thanks,” I grunted, not really caring for the man’s stab at sympathy. “About this letter,”
I said, waving it in the air.
“I’m familiar with its contents, since I wrote it myself.MoreLess
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