British Manor Murder
“The discovery of the tattooed young man’s body had upset her, and she couldn’t erase the picture from her mind. Who was he? Why had he come to Moreton Manor? And most disturbing of all, what had caused him to turn to drugs? Such a waste of a young life troubled her, but she was also upset by the family’s determination to ignore the situation. She’d heard the term stiff upper lip before, but she hadn’t realized what it actually meant. She didn’t know if they were also troubled by the discovery o...f the body and were repressing an emotional response or if they simply didn’t care. Flora was the only one who seemed upset, and Lucy wasn’t sure if that was because she had some sort of relationship with the young man or if her reaction was a symptom of her obviously fragile mental state.
Lucy felt anxious. Dark clouds were building in her mind and she knew she needed to touch base with those she loved; she needed to reassure herself that everyone at home was safe and things were going well.MoreLess
Lucy felt anxious. Dark clouds were building in her mind and she knew she needed to touch base with those she loved; she needed to reassure herself that everyone at home was safe and things were going well.MoreLess
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