“Hello, Sam. It’s Dr Julie Dunn from the museum,” said the caller when Sam answered her mobile just after nine on Monday morning.
“Oh, hello, Dr Dunn, can I help you?”
“Tom just told me you called him to say you will not be back to work because you are still having issues dealing with Charles Harman’s murder. My dear, you take all the time you need. I have arranged counsellors again for you so don’t worry about a thing. We are all here for you, my dear. You have my mobile number now so if you feel like talking or when you are ready to come back, please feel free to call me any time, okay?”
“Thank you, Dr Dunn, it means a great deal to me that you called.”
“I know this is a bad time, but Professor Kenneth Tenth just called me and would like to meet you if you’re still interested in furt
