Small Town Shock (Some Very English Murders book 1)
“It’s Penny.” Penny stood in her kitchen and stared out of the window, to where Kali was sniffing the hedge. She held the phone to her ear and leaned against the draining board.
“Ahh. Good morning. I’m at home. Has an officer been out to talk to you, yet?” Cath said.
“No, not yet. I was wondering if you were working later on today?
You police have funny shifts.”
“No. I’ve got a lazy Sunday planned. Hubby is taking the kids to one of those indoor play area things so they can jump around on multi-...coloured balls or something. I think he secretly wants to have a go himself. No doubt I’ll be receiving a call later informing me he’s been banned or something.”
“Brilliant. I’ve always fancied having a go myself. Anyway, about that coffee you suggested yesterday…”
Cath laughed. “Okay, sure. Why don’t you come over? I have the house to myself. If we go out to a coffee shop, I’ll have to change out of my slobby clothes.”
“You mean you won’t be dressing for visitors?”MoreLess
“Ahh. Good morning. I’m at home. Has an officer been out to talk to you, yet?” Cath said.
“No, not yet. I was wondering if you were working later on today?
You police have funny shifts.”
“No. I’ve got a lazy Sunday planned. Hubby is taking the kids to one of those indoor play area things so they can jump around on multi-...coloured balls or something. I think he secretly wants to have a go himself. No doubt I’ll be receiving a call later informing me he’s been banned or something.”
“Brilliant. I’ve always fancied having a go myself. Anyway, about that coffee you suggested yesterday…”
Cath laughed. “Okay, sure. Why don’t you come over? I have the house to myself. If we go out to a coffee shop, I’ll have to change out of my slobby clothes.”
“You mean you won’t be dressing for visitors?”MoreLess
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