said Benny. “Remember what you said, Benny?” said Jessie. “About Lydia’s crystal necklace?” “The one like a diamond?” asked Benny. “Yes!” cried Jessie. “The crystal that Lydia wears for luck is like a diamond. Think, Benny. Where else have we seen crystals like diamonds? Lots of them.” Benny frowned. Violet gasped. “The chandelier!” Henry said, “You’re right. Mrs. Teague’s chandelier. But what does that have to do with anything?” “Because I think the Elizabeth Star is hidden there. And all we have to do to catch the thief is find out who hid it,” said Jessie. “In the chandelier?” asked Benny. “The diamond is hidden in the chandelier?” “Yes,” said Jessie. “Let’s go!” cried Henry. They raced back to Mrs. Teague’s apartment and ran past Mr. Leed. “Where’s the fire?” asked Mr. Leed, startled, as they ran by. “No fire,” Henry managed to say. “Diamonds.” The elevator seemed to take forever to get down to the lobby. Suddenly Henry pointed at the stairs.
