Grave Secret ep AFRS

touch the postman, wheel his bicycle down the tree shaded tree. So I'm turning to the driveway and approach the house. She stepped out into the hallway and stopped for a moment to rearrange a bowl of dahlias on the table. Then hurried to the door a faint smile on her lips. The letters have become very important to Harry and

Eldridge. Yes, very important. And she was pleased that they were arriving with such regularity. Good morning, Henry. Here's another one from Australia. Oh, from Mr. Teddy. How nice. It sure is having a big vacation for himself, 80.

I wish I could retire. Go gallivant and all over the water. Mr. Teddy has no living relatives, Henry. He's just his big friend. I've got relatives back in Sioux City. If I never see them again, it's okay with me.

I never see him again. It's okay with me. But oh, I'm sorry, Henry. What did you say? I was reading Mr. Pettit's letter. Oh, nothing. Are those photographs? Oh, yes. You know, Mr. Pettit and his camera.

Here, let's see. Something written on the back of this one. You of Queen Street, Maine's suraffair of Brisbane. Isn't that nice, Henry? The old boy sure is getting round, did he? must be having a great time. They say their most brilliant women are real pretty.

Now, don't see why Mr. Pettis has to go chasing off to Australia when he's got the best-looking housekeeper right here in Santa Rosa, USA. Thank you, Henry. Oh, and it looks like you got company in a taxi, too. Say that your brother mover, Yes, yes it is.

Or I'll be going along now, Miss. Yes, bye. Oh, oh yes, yes. Goodbye, Henry. Watching for a moment as he turns and walks away. Then your eyes swing back to the man who was just stepped out of the taxi.