Mrs Cartlyn"s house was easy to find; her directions were perfect, as was everything else she"d arranged. She"d procured a car for their use as long as they should want it, saying it was more comfortable for the long journey and more practical for the transportation of baggage. Mrs Cartlyn didn"t say that the car was more discreet, that the car was safer. Will had argued against taking it, although he had smiled affectionately when he"d first seen the little Austin 7 Ruby with its smart maroon body and black wings. He"d said they wouldn"t be staying away for long and they"d be taking minimal luggage, so thank you but no. Mrs Cartlyn firmly assured them both that the car was wiser as they should take all they needed to ensure there was no call for a return to the city in the near future. Th
