Winter Affair
“She brought them up from the cellar and spent a couple of hours going through his papers and correspondence, but it was very slow work. The containers were absolutely crammed with reams of notes and memos, file folders and ledgers, and eyestrain finally forced her to stop. Much of the written material was in her father’s tiny, cramped handwriting and took concentration to interpret. If she had had any grandiose ideas about coming up with evidence to clear Reardon from a quick perusal of this st...uff, she now knew that she was sadly mistaken. Leda put aside the boxes reluctantly, carefully segregating the material she’d already covered. She’d get back to the task as soon as she could.
She changed clothes for the matinee at the playhouse, and then called her agent. She wanted to see if she could reschedule the audition that she missed on Christmas Eve. She learned that it was too late, the job was gone. Leda sighed heavily, about to hang up, when her agent interrupted with news of a theatrical tour slated to begin a few days after the end of her run at the playhouse.MoreLess
She changed clothes for the matinee at the playhouse, and then called her agent. She wanted to see if she could reschedule the audition that she missed on Christmas Eve. She learned that it was too late, the job was gone. Leda sighed heavily, about to hang up, when her agent interrupted with news of a theatrical tour slated to begin a few days after the end of her run at the playhouse.MoreLess
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