Mike Dixon

„Oh! My God! I had no idea … I can‟t imagine what it
was doing there.‟
„I was real ill, Sue Lynne. I still can‟t remember what
happened. Even when I got back I still felt crook. I probably
wouldn‟t have hit Harald if it hadn‟t have been for that.‟
He told her about the birthday party, the fight on the
stairs and Harald‟s threat to lay charges against him.
„He wants me to sign a paper to say we had sex together.‟
„David! You mustn‟t!‟ There was a touch of hysteria in
her voice. „He wants to show I‟m not a fit person to have
custody of Anne.‟
„No one would believe that, Sue Lynne.‟
„A court of law might, David. Harald has money to hire
top barristers.‟
He heard her sobbing.
„Don‟t worry. I won‟t sign anything for Harald. I‟ve told
him that.‟
She regained her composure and started to talk about
the contents of the suitcase.
„What did you do with them?‟
„I posted them back. I didn‟t want to take them with
me. I was really confused but I must have been thinking
straight part of the time.‟
„Have they arrived?‟
David said one of the parcels had arrived. He told her
about Tim‟s old rooming house and how they‟d picked it up
from there. And he told her about the contents, including
the photographs of men and naked girls – one of whom
he‟d identified as Doris.
„How many of these photographs have you got?‟
„Two, Sue Lynne.‟
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