Quotation from: Secret Adversary

Written by: Agatha Christie


There was a sort of hideous geniality in the last words which
Tuppence did not at all like. For the moment there was nothing
to be done, and she walked obediently into Mrs. Vandemeyer's
bedroom. The pistol never left her forehead. The room was in a
state of wild disorder, clothes were flung about right and left,
a suit-case and a hat box, half-packed, stood in the middle of
the floor.


Tuppence pulled herself together with an effort. Her voice shook
a little, but she spoke out bravely.

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