“Dianne declared to Charity Hammond. Charity poured tea for both herself and Dianne. “But you have no proof.” “I have the concerns of Ned Langford’s father.” She pulled a letter from her pocket. “Mr. Langford had been corresponding with Trenton regarding the supposed suicide death of his son. He believed Portia to have caused Ned’s death and wanted Trenton’s help in proving she was guilty. After the death of Portia’s father and Trenton’s … departure,” she said, lowering her voice, “I wrote Mr. L...angford to let him know what had happened. I didn’t tell him about Trenton. I figured there is always a risk of the letter being intercepted.” “I wish there were something I could do to offer you comfort,” Charity said as she stirred cream into her tea. Dianne was surprised by her friend’s words. “I don’t want comfort; I want to see that woman behind bars. If she’s committed the murders of several men, she deserves to hang.” “Your anger is understandable, but you can hardly take up your brother’s cause by chasing after Portia Langford.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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