Murder Out of Tune - a Libby Sarjeant Murder Mystery
“‘I know he said we were all his new friends, but enough is enough.’ ‘Shall I ring Cass? She could perhaps put him off. I’m sure the original suggestion was only a ploy to get them together, and now that he’s coming tonight …’ ‘I must say,’ said Ben, struggling into a sitting position, ‘I’ve never seen a relationship develop so quickly.’ ‘Not since we were teenagers, anyway,’ said Libby. ‘Although we don’t know there’s a relationship yet. He drove away last night, and the only time they’ve spent alone together was in the pub.’ ‘It’s pretty obvious,’ said Ben. ‘I just hope your cousin isn’t throwing her cap over the windmill too soon.’ ‘Well, she can’t get up to much tonight, he’s staying with Pete and Harry.’ ‘She could still invite him up to the flat for coffee.’ ‘That would be obvious,’ said Libby. ‘She’d be too embarrassed.’ The phone rang beside the bed.
‘Talk of the devil,’ said Libby.
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