The Case Of The Ruby Slippers (2013) - Plot & Excerpts
I mean, honest, I did not steal the ruby slippers. But besides that, we only had a couple of other ideas, like the thief had to be somebody who knew about breaking into a safe. And the buyer really might be someone coming to Aunt Jen’s birthday party. It was six o’clock by now, and except on special occasions we always eat at six thirty. If we hurried, we would have time for one more piece of detecting. The White House chief usher’s office is next to the North Portico, the White House front door. We didn’t bother with the elevator. We ran down the stairs. The door to the office was open. “Mr. Ross,” Tessa folded her arms across her chest, “we have some questions.” Chief usher sounds like a job in a theater, but actually Mr. Ross is in charge of the White House building and the grounds, the front yard and backyard. The job got the name in the 1800s when the main thing that person did was usher people in to see the president. Mr. Ross looked up from his desk. “Lemme guess.
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