‘YOU WENT TO SEE ADRIENNE Staveley, didn’t you? Why don’t you tell us about it?’
Beside him, Llewellyn shifted in his chair, but Rafferty, concentrated on what he was saying, wasn’t distracted from his pursuit of the truth.
‘You’re right,’ she told him. ‘Since Gary’s been locked up, I’ve realised I had to tell you the truth. I couldn’t leave him languishing in a cell. I love him too much for that. I did go to see Adrienne Staveley. As you know, I had discovered Gary had been seeing her. And although I didn’t want to ask Gary about it, I decided to speak to her. It took me a while to pluck up the nerve to challenge her. Hateful woman. I don’t know what Gary saw in her.’
She probably didn’t at that, thought Rafferty. He certainly couldn’t imagine her making such explicit entries in her di
