Chapter 10After returning to his room at Meare Manor and making his call to Capshaw, Walter Graves placed the Ruger back in his case, locked it securely for the night and poured himself a large brandy from the bottle he always carried with him on his travels. After stripping to his undershorts and removing a pile of papers from his briefcase he climbed into bed and placed the brandy glass next to the bottle on the bedside cabinet. Before going to sleep that night he wanted to run through everything once again. He needed to make sure that the fabric of truth, half-truth and downright lies that he and Capshaw had woven together would hold up to the closest scrutiny by Cutler and his people. Though he doubted that Cutler had the intelligence to see through the subterfuge he wanted to be certa
