Ray told Aunt Jane and the Aldens on opening night. They were gathered in Fern’s dressing room during intermission. “Tickets have been selling like hotcakes!” “Isn’t it wonderful?” said Fern, who was sitting at her dressing table. “The play’s sold out right through the summer!” She pulled out a tissue and blotted her lipstick. Violet’s eyes were shining. “That’s great news!” “When the truth came out about Tricia Jenkins,” said Ray, “I was afraid nobody would come near the theater.” “That worried me, too.” Aunt Jane nodded. “But, thank goodness, the newspaper put a great spin on everything.” The Aldens grinned as Henry pointed to the headline: TWO MYSTERIES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE! The report described how Tricia tried to steal Alice Duncan’s play—and how the Aldens had pieced together clues and cracked the case. Fern powdered her nose. “That article really caught the public’s interest.” But the children knew the mystery wasn’t fully explained.
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