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Chapters (70)
  1. Cover
  2. About the Author
  3. Also by Heidi Perks
  4. Dedication
  5. The Night of the Fire
  6. Tuesday 14 May
  7. Chapter One
  8. Chapter Two
  9. Chapter Three
  10. Tuesday 14 May
  11. Chapter Four
  12. Chapter Five
  13. Tuesday 14 May
  14. Chapter Six
  15. Chapter Seven
  16. Tuesday 14 May
  17. Chapter Eight
  18. Chapter Nine
  19. Tuesday 14 May
  20. Chapter Ten
  21. Chapter Eleven
  22. Tuesday 14 May
  23. Chapter Twelve
  24. Chapter Thirteen
  25. Tuesday 14 May
  26. Chapter Fourteen
  27. Tuesday 14 May
  28. Chapter Fifteen
  29. Wednesday 15 May
  30. Chapter Sixteen
  31. Chapter Seventeen
  32. Chapter Eighteen
  33. Tuesday 14 May
  34. Chapter Nineteen
  35. Chapter Twenty
  36. Chapter Twenty-One
  37. Thursday 16 May
  38. Chapter Twenty-Two
  39. Tuesday 14 May
  40. Chapter Twenty-Three
  41. Chapter Twenty-Four
  42. Tuesday 14 May
  43. Chapter Twenty-Five
  44. Chapter Twenty-Six
  45. Chapter Twenty-Seven
  46. Tuesday 14 May
  47. Chapter Twenty-Eight
  48. Thursday 16 May
  49. Chapter Twenty-Nine
  50. Chapter Thirty
  51. Thursday 16 May
  52. Chapter Thirty-One
  53. Chapter Thirty-Two
  54. Friday 17 May
  55. Chapter Thirty-Three
  56. Friday 17 May
  57. Chapter Thirty-Four
  58. Chapter Thirty-Five
  59. Chapter Thirty-Six
  60. Chapter Thirty-Seven
  61. Chapter Thirty-Eight
  62. Chapter Thirty-Nine
  63. Friday 17 May
  64. Chapter Forty
  65. Chapter Forty-One
  66. Chapter Forty-Two
  67. Chapter Forty-Three
  68. Chapter Forty-Four
  69. Acknowledgments
  70. THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING

She eventually pulled away and whispered to her sister, ‘I love you, you know.’

Wednesday 15 May

Second interviews between DC Emily Marlow and the staff of Morris & Wood, following the fire on Monday 13 May

Henrietta James, Senior Account Manager

Henrietta:I suppose they kept it pretty professional in the office – their mutual dislike for each other, that is – though you could tell there were things going on behind the scenes.

Marlow:What kind of things do you mean?

Henrietta:Well, they clearly didn’t trust each other’s motives. That’s why it all blew up at the party. One of them had found out something. I wasn’t trying to eavesdrop, of course. But you couldn’t help it. They were so loud.

Marlow:Who found out what – do you have any idea?

Henrietta:I can’t say for sure, but what started it was when Laura went running over the lawn, yelling at Mia that she was a liar. She was shouting that she knew. That’s what she kept saying: I know about you.
     But, like I say, I couldn’t hear all of it.

Marlow:What did Mia do, when Laura was yelling at her?

Henrietta:She looked … well, she was furious, to be honest. But I mean, you can’t blame her, can you? It was embarrassing for everyone – it must have been horrific for her.

Marlow:You think she looked more cross than embarrassed?

Henrietta:Oh, I really can’t say. I mean I might be twisting everything all round here …

Marlow:Your loyalties appear to lie with Mia Anderson.

Henrietta:Of course; well, I don’t mean I was taking sides or anything. I really wasn’t. But Mia, well, it was all so out of the blue.

Marlow:Did you speak to either of them after their argument?

Henrietta:No. I went to look for Mia, but when I found her she was with Janie Wood and … well, I didn’t want to interrupt that.
     But I still don’t see what the argument at the party has to do with the offices being set on fire?

Marlow:Maybe it doesn’t. Did you happen to notice how much both women had been drinking that night?

Henrietta:(laughs) Well, Laura, yes; I mean you couldn’t help but notice how much she’d put away. And with a baby at home and everything. It wasn’t right. She was in such a state. To be honest, I was surprised to see her in the office yesterday. I thought she might have been too embarrassed. Though she did come in very late.

Marlow:How did the argument end?