The Body On The Beach (The Weymouth Trilogy) - Plot & Excerpts
Kathryn was reading with Bob in the kitchen and was just announcing the end of lessons for the day when she heard her husband coming into the hall. She went to meet him, and managed a smile. Giles seemed to notice that she had donned her mourning outfit. He failed to say anything about it. ‘Have you sorted everything, Giles?’ she asked. Giles took her in his arms and gave her a big hug. ‘We’ll be all right, Kitty, don’t you fret.’ Kathryn felt that she would be far less likely to fret if she were to know exactly how things stood but she could see that her husband was determined to give nothing away. ‘I met up with your friend’s brother – Berkeley, is it? – at the bank,’ he said, carelessly, taking off his coat. ‘He and Brewer were off for a bevvy so I went alongside. Invited me for dinner so I had to stay. Brewer’s eldest daughter was there – Sophie he called her.
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