Elianne
“Eager to discover someone who might know what had happened to Pavi and Mela Salet, she’d asked around among the several islanders who worked on the estate. It was the proud boast of one farm labourer that his ancestors had been in the region since 1870 and that members of his family had worked at Elianne from the mill’s first days in the early eighties. As he was a Solomon Islander Kate presumed he may well be a descendant of Old Willie and she proved right, but neither he nor others of his fam...ily had any knowledge of the Salets. Nobody did.
Bartholomew would of course remember Pavi and Mela, Kate thought, he’d have been around sixteen years of age when they’d left Elianne. But she was not prepared to reveal her knowledge of the past to her grandfather. Besides, Bartholomew would have no idea what had happened to the Salets. Ellie had written in her final ledger that there had been no further communication of any kind between the families.
Kate’s other attempt at sleuthing had also proved fruitless.MoreLess
Bartholomew would of course remember Pavi and Mela, Kate thought, he’d have been around sixteen years of age when they’d left Elianne. But she was not prepared to reveal her knowledge of the past to her grandfather. Besides, Bartholomew would have no idea what had happened to the Salets. Ellie had written in her final ledger that there had been no further communication of any kind between the families.
Kate’s other attempt at sleuthing had also proved fruitless.MoreLess
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