The Red book of Primrose House: a Potting Shed Mystery (Potting Shed Mystery Series 2)
“Pru tried to keep herself grounded by repeating Simon’s family situation—Birdie was his mother’s sister, and therefore he was not really a Parke relation—but it was no use. She began to imagine Birdie suddenly realizing that her own grandmother had been a Parke, too, and so Pru was actually some second or third cousin of both Birdie’s and Simon’s as well as a vague relation to Uncle George Parke. Pru spent a good deal of the drive envisioning a family tree on the windshield and trying to put al...l the branches in the right place.
When she arrived, she sat in her car a few minutes, breathing in and out slowly. Birdie’s cottage was one of six or seven small, older, but well-kept houses on the street. Pru made her way up the boxwood-lined walk to the door and rang the bell. A tall, thin woman with white hair in a pixie cut answered. Her blue eyes, watery with age, were surrounded by smile lines.
“Well, Prunella, here you are. Come in.”
Oh God, she thought, don’t start crying now.MoreLess
When she arrived, she sat in her car a few minutes, breathing in and out slowly. Birdie’s cottage was one of six or seven small, older, but well-kept houses on the street. Pru made her way up the boxwood-lined walk to the door and rang the bell. A tall, thin woman with white hair in a pixie cut answered. Her blue eyes, watery with age, were surrounded by smile lines.
“Well, Prunella, here you are. Come in.”
Oh God, she thought, don’t start crying now.MoreLess
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