An Interview with Florence Bellhaven“Preposterous! I refuse to believe such slanderous lies!” Laurence Bellhaven thundered, at the news of his deceased personal secretary's pregnancy.
Once again, they stood in Bellhaven's parlour, having been ushered in by Soames, the butler, who quickly left the detectives alone with his employer.
“I assure you, there is no mistake, Mr. Bellhaven. The sergeant and I have seen the evidence for ourselves.”
“But, Clara was a good girl, Inspector. How could such a thing have happened?”
“She won't have been the first young woman who fell for a few smooth words, or who was influenced by an older, perhaps married man into believing he was in love with her. Maybe she thought he'd leave his wife for her, he refused to do so, and he killed her when she threaten
