Woman's Enchantment 2 twists in London intrigue
A mysterious stranger warns Ralston and Granny Gough of imminent danger tied to a murder case. In London, journalist Cunliffe outlines a baffling death with no poison or wound, a maid’s flight, and a soon-to-be-incriminating knife. The thread links to Lydia and a hidden assassin, unresolved at night.
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Treherne
Poleon
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Brampton Road
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Perilful Meeting At Crystal Palace With Granny Gough
At about 10 30 I reached Crystal Palace station and planned to find Granny Gough at Queen's Hotel. In the quiet suburb I realized he might not use his real name and could be wary. A mysterious voice called Phil from the darkness, Granny appeared, and a warrant for his arrest was discussed as we moved aside. The scene ends with the warning note unresolved and the question of a stranger’s involvement.
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