Chapter Thirteen

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"What?!"


"What?!"


"What?!" the three of them screamed


"An injustice has occurred. It's time to right some wrongs." I pulled out the newspaper "You want a culprit, find the motive." I passed it to Tewksbury

"I don't understand." Tewksbury said

"When were you due to being inducted into the Lords?" I asked


"Imminently." he replied


"How would you have voted on the bill?" 


"The same as my father. I'd be for it." 

"Who knew that?" I asked "And who stands to gain the estate with your father dead and if you die?"



"...My uncle. You think my uncle did this?" 


"no, I don't actually"


"what?" Briggs asked


"I think it's your grandma's doing" Tewksbury gasped


"my grandma! you've really gone mad!"


"Tewksbury listen! when Enola and I were at the Tewksbury Residence, your grandma wouldn't stop talking about you being a new thinker and being like your father. and she was red the whole time! I know its her and now I just need to prove it" Tewksbury shook his head


"no. no way, my grandma is the nicest to me out of anyone in my family" I shook my head


"she's played the part perfectly." Enola added "I think Jo is right"


"Doesn't it make sense?" I asked.


"but she's a powerful woman. what on earth could we do?" He asked


"Solve the crime, of course." I turned


"Amelia, we are all extremely lucky to have lived this long, and you want to drive us into a place
where there is most certain danger?" Briggs asked


"Sometimes, Boys, you have to dangle your legs in the water to attract the bloody sharks!" I yelled to their faces

"Why would we want to attract the bloody sharks?" Briggs asked in a laughing but scared tone


"Good point."




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later that night




"This is a terrible idea." Briggs said


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