CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX
Eva left, with Barbara promising to call her the minute she had any news. When the cab returned to pick her up, she asked the driver to take her to Marrickville Police Station. She retrieved her evening bag, thankfully not having to wait too long to identify it and sign the necessary paperwork, then returned home, a round trip of almost an hour. She breathed a sigh of relief when the cab driver told her the fare—she had just enough cash to cover it.
As she alighted from the cab, cameras flashed and several reporters appeared out of nowhere thrusting microphones at her.
'Mrs Dennehy, do you have any comment to make about the party at Sydenham? Were you taking drugs there? When are you going into rehab? Is it true that you and your husband have separated?'
'No f*****g
