92/126 He only changed from angry to sulky when I made that excuse. I got a little further away from him, and then added that if he would be at the Mews entrance the next evening I should have something more to say and something more to give him. He grumbled a few suspicious words in answer about doubting whether he should trust me to come back. He slunk down the Mews immediately, and I was free to make my escape. Sally opened the door, and asked if anything was the matter the moment she saw my face. |