“You don’t know that he even said anything at all. Moorely could’ve been bluffing. And anyway, it’s all out in the open now. At least, it is between us, so where’s the harm? It’s the least you could do and if you say no, then you’re just being cruel.”
“I don’t know, Bel.”
“Come on. He’s got an office with proper equipment, I’ll bet.”
After much complaining on my part, Edward finally agreed to call Dr Hausner. I bit my nails as he rummaged around for the number.
“What’s the matter with you?” He snipped. “I’m the one that should be nervous. You’ve nothing to be nervous about.”
“I don’t know. I’m nervous for you then.”
“Right,” he muttered as he found his old tattered address book. “I don’t even know if he’ll be at this number any more, so don’t get your hopes up.”
“If Moorely could fi
