“Jo was a dear woman. I had absolutely nothing against Jo whatsoever. In fact, I admired her for being in a difficult marriage and handling Victor as long as she did. Victor was always very curt with Jo every time I saw them out together.”
nothingMiles cleared his throat. “Did you feel Jo was also to blame for profiting off the resale of your property?”
Millicent gave him a disappointed look as if a teddy bear had suddenly transformed itself into a grizzly. “My beef was never with Jo. I feel simply awful that she’s gone. She was a great woman.” She paused. “Of course, I always felt sorry for her and her terrible sense of style. Plus, she was an absolutely wretched housekeeper.”
never“You’ve been in Victor and Jo’s house, then?” asked Myrtle smoothly.
“Only once. It was after my yard
