Honeytrap: Part 3
“After all, how hard could it be to follow someone around? As it happened, the answer was ‘very hard’. Jess had been parked up in Hampstead, near the office of Musgrove & Keynes, for the best part of the afternoon. Twice she had found herself in the position of trying to tail Joshua Keynes without being noticed, a tricky task when you were juggling with the problems of keeping a reasonable distance – at least a couple of cars back – and not losing him completely. Traffic lights had proved her do...wnfall on the second occasion when the red Porsche swept across a junction just as the lights changed to amber, and she was left cursing as the car disappeared from view.
With no other choice, Jess had returned to her original parking space to wait for his return. This had happened half an hour later – hopefully he had just been conducting another viewing – and since then things had gone quiet. She glanced at her watch and saw that it was four-thirty. The office closed at five and this would be the most likely time for Keynes to lead her to Sylvie.MoreLess
With no other choice, Jess had returned to her original parking space to wait for his return. This had happened half an hour later – hopefully he had just been conducting another viewing – and since then things had gone quiet. She glanced at her watch and saw that it was four-thirty. The office closed at five and this would be the most likely time for Keynes to lead her to Sylvie.MoreLess
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