“They were in what was clearly an artist’s studio. Presumably Turlington’s, or Il Maestro’s if the paintings were anything to judge by. “I am sorry for that,” Anna said, stepping back from where Juliet stood near the mantel. “As you can see, we are in the studio of the artist formerly known as Il Maestro. Of course he is known only as dead now.” The gallows humor was lost on Juliet, who was still trying to accustom herself to the idea that the woman she’d known as a dear friend was also a murder...ess. Still, it would not do to anger her. She didn’t wish to end up like Turlington. “So how did you dispatch him?” she asked, looking away from the macabre paintings lining the wall. “I can only hope that it was something befitting his crimes,” she added, hoping to convince Anna that she was pleased to learn of Turlington’s demise. “Oh, have no fear of that,” Anna assured her, gesturing that Juliet should take a seat before the fireplace. “I treated him like the rat he was.”MoreLessRead More Read Less
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