Seams Like Murder
“Dinah had gone off to Beasley to teach her class. Neither Dinah nor I was too happy with our conversation with Tony. Had he mentioned having a gun to discourage me from any further sleuthing? Babs seemed rather nervous, but her face lit up when she saw me approaching. She started talking before I reached the table.
“That was some excitement last night. I tried to find out what was going on, but the police officers kept telling us to go home. I saw you and your friend Dinah. It looked like y...ou were in the thick of it. Was there another problem at CeeCee’s house?” she asked.
Babs had a friendly face, like she had spent most of her life with a smile. I had seen her enough times now to realize that fashion was certainly not at the top of her priority list. Her brown hair was done in a short style, and it was obvious she didn’t spend a lot of time with a blow-dryer. Her clothes were sensible and not jazzed up with scarves or jewelry, other than a pair of gold hoops on her ears.MoreLess
“That was some excitement last night. I tried to find out what was going on, but the police officers kept telling us to go home. I saw you and your friend Dinah. It looked like y...ou were in the thick of it. Was there another problem at CeeCee’s house?” she asked.
Babs had a friendly face, like she had spent most of her life with a smile. I had seen her enough times now to realize that fashion was certainly not at the top of her priority list. Her brown hair was done in a short style, and it was obvious she didn’t spend a lot of time with a blow-dryer. Her clothes were sensible and not jazzed up with scarves or jewelry, other than a pair of gold hoops on her ears.MoreLess
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