'I think we should contact Sinead Fay and the other women again,' Rafferty commented, when Llewellyn climbed back in the car after insisting they stop at his flat so he could change his clothes. From the damp look of his hair, he’s taken a quick shower, too. Rafferty bit his lip and cleared his throat, while avoiding Llewellyn’s eye. 'See what they have to say for themselves. One of them might let something slip. If one or more of them didn't kill Smith, it's becoming obvious that they followed the person who did to Dedman Wood, and know their identity.'
'And if they refuse to admit it, what could we do?' Llewellyn asked shortly, as usual putting his finger on the nub of the matter. 'We would have shown our hand and be forced to back down. After all, what have we got? A Zephyr parked near
