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“Ma’am, we’ve looked everywhere. There’s no suspicious dog. Have a nice night, and be sure to lock your doors.”
“Officer, won’t you have some tea? I have some lovely cookies…” She tilted her head coquettishly.
“No, ma’am. And Mrs. Brown, please stop calling us unless there’s a real emergency.” He touched his cap. “You sleep tight, now.”
Mabel turned away with a pout. There had to be something…she found the tin of mouse poison in her pantry and wondered what just a grain or two would taste like in her morning tea.






Agatha Christie with a hint of Dorothy Sayers in 100 words.
ReplyDelete(In other words, I love it!)
ReplyDeleteTook me back to Arsenic and Old Lace!
ReplyDeleteLove the lonesome old flirt!
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