I called up Tessa’s doctor. And while we waited for his arrival, Anais’ hand was on Tessa’s. I related how I had met Tessa at the train on my way to Kurseong. And as she listened, I ran my fingers over Tessa’s head. “She was a hard working lady,” I said. Anais nodded, her eyes still on Tessa. She was sniffling and dabbing her eyes with her handkerchief. I rested my hand on hers. “I feel so low,” she said. “What happened?” I said and found her eyes red. Anais continued looking at Tessa’s still form. “Shantiniketan Express, Sunday 27th,” she said. I looked at her. “What of that?” “Arjun Mukherjee of Ballygunge Place. The Private Eye. His seat was A 31. He checked in at Pagol Mon, room 201. Yours was 202.” I looked at the brass Buddha on Tessa’s table. It eyes were staring at nowh
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