There was no immediate answer, which she consideredodd since the room in which she'd seen the movement was no greatdistance from the front door. She must have read my mind. eye view of a snookertable with a player bent over it studying a shot like a surgeon with ascalpel in his hand. He said casually, Is Helen all right? She waslooking rather pale when she left this afternoon.
Not shoving her intoa wall and feeling her up. She gravitated towards Helen Lynley. But I say it was someone on her mind and she hadn't yet got round todropping the bomb on the poor man. We couldn't talk about it.
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