The Twelve-Thousand-Pound Secret

Daniel read his: The Signature of a Dead Man

Daniel read his father's name three times before he accepted what he was seeing.

** father's name three times before he accepted what he was seeing.

*Edward James Hartley.*

The signature sat at the bottom of the Confidential Family Transition Agreement, written in theEdward James Hartley.**

The signature sat at the bottom of the Confidential Family Transition Agreement, written in the same angular hand Daniel remembered from birthday cards, handwritten instructions to same angular hand Daniel remembered from birthday cards, handwritten instructions to the gardener, and the final letter his father had left on his desk before dying.

For the gardener, and the final letter his father had left on his desk before dying.

For several seconds, the garden seemed to disappear.

He heard Persephone laughing beneath the apple tree. several seconds, the garden seemed to disappear.

He heard Persephone laughing beneath the apple tree. He heard Mara asking him a question. He felt the phone trembling in his hand.

But all he could see was the signature He heard Mara asking him a question. He felt the phone trembling in his hand.

But all he could see was the signature.

His father had been dead for four years.

“Daniel?””

Mara stepped closer.

He handed her the phone.

She read the heading, then the.

His father had been dead for four years.

“Daniel?””

Mara stepped closer.

He handed her the phone.

She read the heading, then the signature.

Her face drained of color.

“That's impossible.””

“I know.””

“Could it be an old agreement?””

“It's dated eight months ago.””

Mara looked up sharply signature.

Her face drained of color.

“That's impossible.””

“I know.””

“Could it be an old agreement?””

“It's dated eight months ago.””

Mara looked up sharply.

“Then somebody forged it.””

Daniel wanted to agree immediately. He wanted the answer to be simple, the villain.

“Then somebody forged it.””

Daniel wanted to agree immediately. He wanted the answer to be simple, the villain obvious, the solution waiting somewhere in a filing cabinet.

But his father had been a meticulous obvious, the solution waiting somewhere in a filing cabinet.

But his father had been a meticulous man. He had prepared for his death with the same care he had given to every business decision, leaving behind signed instructions man. He had prepared for his death with the same care he had given to every business decision, leaving behind signed instructions, sealed documents, and a detailed estate plan.

Daniel had seen his father's signature hundreds of times.

This one, sealed documents, and a detailed estate plan.

Daniel had seen his father's signature hundreds of times.

This one looked authentic.

He enlarged the document.

The agreement stated that Edward Hartley had agreed to a confidential restructuring of Wrenford Hall's commercial operations, subject looked authentic.

He enlarged the document.

The agreement stated that Edward Hartley had agreed to a confidential restructuring of Wrenford Hall's commercial operations, subject to certain family conditions. It referred to a private arrangement between the Hartley family and an acquiring company that had not yet been to certain family conditions. It referred to a private arrangement between the Hartley family and an acquiring company that had not yet been named.

A clause on the second page caught Daniel's attention.

*The family representative shall retain authority to determine the educational and residential arrangements of any named.

A clause on the second page caught Daniel's attention.

The family representative shall retain authority to determine the educational and residential arrangements of any minor descendant whose continued residence at Wrenford Hall may materially interfere with the property's commercial use.

Daniel felt sick.

His minor descendant whose continued residence at Wrenford Hall may materially interfere with the property's commercial use.*

Daniel felt sick.

His father's signature appeared beneath it.

Mara read the clause over his shoulder.

“Whoever wrote this knew Persephone existed.””

“Yes.””

“And they knew the estate father's signature appeared beneath it.

Mara read the clause over his shoulder.

“Whoever wrote this knew Persephone existed.””

“Yes.””

“And they knew the estate could be sold.””

“Yes.””

“Daniel, did your father ever discuss an arrangement like could be sold.””

“Yes.””

“Daniel, did your father ever discuss an arrangement like this?””

He stared toward the house.

“No.””

His father had loved Wrenford Hall this?””

He stared toward the house.

“No.””

His father had loved Wrenford Hall, but he had never treated it as more important than his family. He had once canceled a major business dinner because Daniel had developed, but he had never treated it as more important than his family. He had once canceled a major business dinner because Daniel had developed a fever.

When Daniel's mother died, Edward had closed the estate to visitors for six weeks, despite a fever. When Daniel's mother died, Edward had closed the estate to visitors for six weeks, despite the financial consequences.

He had been demanding about the business.

He had never been indifferent to the people inside the financial consequences.

He had been demanding about the business.

He had never been indifferent to the people inside it.

And he would never have agreed to give a stranger authority over his granddaughter.

“I'm calling Pri it.

And he would never have agreed to give a stranger authority over his granddaughter.

“I'm calling Priya,” Daniel said.

He walked into the house and shut himself in the library.

Priya answered immediately.

“Haveya,” Daniel said.

He walked into the house and shut himself in the library.

Priya answered immediately.

“Have you seen the document?””

“Yes. Where did you get it?””

“It was included in the original correspondence supplied you seen the document?””

“Yes. Where did you get it?””

“It was included in the original correspondence supplied by the buyer's solicitors. They claim it was provided to them by Celia as evidence of an existing family by the buyer's solicitors. They claim it was provided to them by Celia as evidence of an existing family arrangement.””

“Did they verify it?””

“Apparently not. They were told that the original had been retained in the estate archives.””

“Have you seen arrangement.””

“Did they verify it?””

“Apparently not. They were told that the original had been retained in the estate archives.””

“Have you seen the original?””

“No. Only a scanned copy.””

Daniel gripped the edge of the desk.

“Then nobody treats the original?””

“No. Only a scanned copy.””

Daniel gripped the edge of the desk.

“Then nobody treats this as authentic until we establish where it came from.””

“Agreed. I've this as authentic until we establish where it came from.””

“Agreed. I've contacted the solicitor who handled your father's estate. He is retrieving the original records.””

“Does the agreement have any legal effect?””

“Not necessarily. Its validity would depend on its nature, execution contacted the solicitor who handled your father's estate. He is retrieving the original records.””

“Does the agreement have any legal effect?””

“Not necessarily. Its validity would depend on its nature, execution, authority, and the surrounding circumstances. We need the complete file before drawing conclusions.””

Daniel looked at the screen.

“Celia, authority, and the surrounding circumstances. We need the complete file before drawing conclusions.””

Daniel looked at the screen.

“Celia submitted this?””

“That's what the buyer says.””

“Then I want every communication submitted this?””

“That's what the buyer says.””

“Then I want every communication in which she refers to it.””

“I've requested them.””

Daniel ended the call and sat motionless.

A knock sounded at the door in which she refers to it.””

“I've requested them.””

Daniel ended the call and sat motionless.

A knock sounded at the door.

Mara entered carrying a small wooden box.

“I found this in your father's study.””

Daniel looked at it.

Mara entered carrying a small wooden box.

“I found this in your father's study.””

Daniel looked at it.

“What is it?””

“His old correspondence box. I was looking for the original estate papers.””

She.

“What is it?””

“His old correspondence box. I was looking for the original estate papers.””

She placed it on the desk.

The box was made of dark oak, with a brass latch worn smooth from years of use. placed it on the desk.

The box was made of dark oak, with a brass latch worn smooth from years of use. Daniel recognized it immediately. His father had kept old letters in it, along with property records and copies of important agreements.

Daniel Daniel recognized it immediately. His father had kept old letters in it, along with property records and copies of important agreements.

Daniel opened the lid.

Inside lay several bundles of papers tied with cotton ribbon.

Mara lifted the opened the lid.

Inside lay several bundles of papers tied with cotton ribbon.

Mara lifted the top top bundle.

“Look at the dates.””

The first document was a letter from Edward's solicitor, written shortly bundle.

“Look at the dates.””

The first document was a letter from Edward's solicitor, written shortly before his death. It concerned the long-term preservation of Wrenford Hall and the establishment of a family trust.

Daniel skimmed the page.

Then he found another letter.

This one before his death. It concerned the long-term preservation of Wrenford Hall and the establishment of a family trust.

Daniel skimmed the page.

Then he found another letter.

This one was addressed directly to him.

It was dated three weeks before his father's final illness.

Daniel unfolded it was addressed directly to him.

It was dated three weeks before his father's final illness.

Daniel unfolded it carefully.

My dear Daniel,

*I have been thinking about what we leave behind. It is carefully.

My dear Daniel,

I have been thinking about what we leave behind. It is tempting to believe that a house can preserve a family, but a house is only stone, timber, and glass. The family is the people who feel safe enough to call it home.

Daniel stopped reading.

He could hear his father's voice in every sentence.

*Never allow anyone to persuade you that a child is an inconvenience to be managed. If Wrenford ever becomes too expensive, sell it. If the business becomes too demanding, close it.

If preserving the name requires sacrificing tempting to believe that a house can preserve a family, but a house is only stone, timber, and glass. The family is the people who feel safe enough to call it home.*

Daniel stopped reading.

He could hear his father's voice in every sentence.

Never allow anyone to persuade you that a child is an inconvenience to be managed. If Wrenford ever becomes too expensive, sell it. If the business becomes too demanding, close it. If preserving the name requires sacrificing the people who carry it forward, then the name is no longer worth preserving.

Mara covered her mouth.

Daniel continued.

I have instructed my solicitor to ensure that Persephone's future is protected independently of the the people who carry it forward, then the name is no longer worth preserving.

Mara covered her mouth.

Daniel continued.

I have instructed my solicitor to ensure that Persephone's future is protected independently of the estate's commercial fortunes. No business transaction should give an outside party control over her education, residence, or inheritance.

At the bottom was his father's signature.

Daniel laid the letter beside the scanned agreement.

The handwriting matched.

The signatures did not.

His father's final letter contained the small, distinctive flourish he always added beneath the last letter of his surname. The signature on the agreement lacked it.

More importantly, the letter referred to an instruction that appeared nowhere in the agreement.

Daniel turned to Mara.

“He would never have signed this.””

“How can you be certain?””

He tapped the letter.

“Because he wrote the opposite.””

Mara sat down.

“Then why would Celia use his name?””

“I don't know.””

Daniel returned to the correspondence box.

At the bottom, beneath a stack of property deeds, he found a sealed envelope addressed to his father's solicitor.

It had never been opened.

On the front, in Edward's handwriting, were the words:

*To be retained with the original family trust documents. Not to be copied or circulated without Daniel's knowledge.*

Daniel carefully broke the seal.

Inside was a single page and a handwritten note.

estate's commercial fortunes. No business transaction should give an outside party control over her education, residence, or inheritance.*

At the bottom was his father's signature.

Daniel laid the letter beside the scanned agreement.

The handwriting matched.

The signatures did not.

His father's final letter contained the small, distinctive flourish he always added beneath the last letter of his surname. The signature on the agreement lacked it.

More importantly, the letter referred to an instruction that appeared nowhere in the agreement.

Daniel turned to Mara.

“He would never have signed this.””

“How can you be certain?””

He tapped the letter.

“Because he wrote the opposite.””

Mara sat down.

“Then why would Celia use his name?””

“I don't know.””

Daniel returned to the correspondence box.

At the bottom, beneath a stack of property deeds, he found a sealed envelope addressed to his father's solicitor.

It had never been opened.

On the front, in Edward's handwriting, were the words:

*To be retained with the original family trust documents. Not to be copied or circulated without Daniel's knowledge.*

Daniel carefully broke the seal.

Inside was a single page and a handwritten note.

The page containedThe page contained a list of people authorized to act on behalf of the estate after Edward's death.

Daniel's name was first.

His mother's name appeared beneath it, crossed out with a date beside the line.

Celia's name was not listed.

At the a list of people authorized to act on behalf of the estate after Edward's death.

Daniel's name was first.

His mother's name appeared beneath it, crossed out with a date beside the line.

Celia's name was not listed.

At the bottom was a short statement:

*No member of the family may bind another member to a residential, educational, or financial arrangement bottom was a short statement:

No member of the family may bind another member to a residential, educational, or financial arrangement without that person's informed consent. This restriction is especially important where a minor beneficiary is concerned.

Daniel felt his stomach without that person's informed consent. This restriction is especially important where a minor beneficiary is concerned.*

Daniel felt his stomach tighten.

His father had anticipated the possibility that someone might try to use the estate's wealth to control a family member.

But why?

He read the handwritten note.

*Daniel, tighten.

His father had anticipated the possibility that someone might try to use the estate's wealth to control a family member.

But why?

He read the handwritten note.

Daniel, if anyone presents a document bearing my signature that conflicts with these instructions, do not assume it is genuine simply because the handwriting looks familiar. I have signed no if anyone presents a document bearing my signature that conflicts with these instructions, do not assume it is genuine simply because the handwriting looks familiar. I have signed no agreement that gives a commercial partner authority over my descendants.

Daniel stared at the page.

Mara agreement that gives a commercial partner authority over my descendants.*

Daniel stared at the page.

Mara leaned closer.

“He knew this could happen.””

“Or he was afraid it might.””

“Who was leaned closer.

“He knew this could happen.””

“Or he was afraid it might.””

“Who was he worried about?””

Daniel turned the paper over.

There was another sentence, written in smaller letters.

Ask Celia what happened to the blue ledger.

He read it aloud.

Mara frowned.

“What blue ledger?””

“I don't know.””

He searched the box, lifting documents one by one. There were property records, tax statements, and old business correspondence. No ledger.

Then he remembered the small office behind the estate's archive room, where his father had kept the original records from the years before Wrenford Hall became an events venue.

The office had been locked since Edward's death.

Daniel stood.

“I'm going to the archive.””

Mara followed him downstairs.

They passed the kitchen, where staff were preparing lunch, and entered he worried about?””

Daniel turned the paper over.

There was another sentence, written in smaller letters.

Ask Celia what happened to the blue ledger.

He read it aloud.

Mara frowned.

“What blue ledger?””

“I don't know.””

He searched the box, lifting documents one by one. There were property records, tax statements, and old business correspondence. No ledger.

Then he remembered the small office behind the estate's archive room, where his father had kept the original records from the years before Wrenford Hall became an events venue.

The office had been locked since Edward's death.

Daniel stood.

“I'm going to the archive.””

Mara followed him downstairs.

They passed the kitchen, where staff were preparing lunch, and entered the narrow corridor behind the main reception rooms. At the far end stood a heavy oak door with an old brass lock.

Daniel retrieved the key from a cabinet.

The door opened with a dry creak.

The room smelled of dust, paper, and old wood. Metal filing cabinets lined the walls. Boxes were stacked beneath the windows. His father's desk stood in the center, exactly as it had been left four years earlier.

Daniel switched on the lamp.

Mara moved toward the shelves.

“What are we looking for?””

“A blue ledger.””

They searched for nearly twenty minutes.

Daniel opened drawers, examined labels, and pulled old files from the cabinets. Mara checked the boxes stacked beneath the desk.

At the back of the lowest cabinet, behind a row of property deeds, she found a narrow gap.

Something blue was wedged inside.

She pulled it free.

A leather-bound ledger, its cover faded to navy, slid into her hands.

Daniel took it carefully.

The first page bore his father's the narrow corridor behind the main reception rooms. At the far end stood a heavy oak door with an old brass lock.

Daniel retrieved the key from a cabinet.

The door opened with a dry creak.

Daniel switched on the lamp.

Mara moved toward the shelves.

“What are we looking for?””

“A blue ledger.””

They searched for nearly twenty minutes.

Daniel opened drawers, examined labels, and pulled old files from the cabinets. Mara checked the boxes stacked beneath the desk.

At the back of the lowest cabinet, behind a row of property deeds, she found a narrow gap.

Something blue was wedged inside.

She pulled it free.

A leather-bound ledger, its cover faded to navy, slid into her hands.

Daniel took it carefully.

The first page bore his father's handwriting.

*Private Accounts and Family Obligations.*

He turned the page handwriting.

*Private Accounts and Family Obligations.*

He turned the page.

There were entries dating back more than twenty years. Some concerned property purchases. Others listed loans to relatives, payments to.

There were entries dating back more than twenty years. Some concerned property purchases. Others listed loans to relatives, payments to suppliers, and contributions to family trusts.

Then, halfway through the ledger, he found a series of entries marked with a small red star.

Each referred to suppliers, and contributions to family trusts.

Then, halfway through the ledger, he found a series of entries marked with a small red star.

Each referred to a payment made to a company called Vale Heritage Consulting.

Daniel's hands went cold.

Jonathan Vale's company a payment made to a company called Vale Heritage Consulting.

Daniel's hands went cold.

Jonathan Vale's company.

The payments predated the current acquisition negotiations by nearly a decade.

Mara looked over his shoulder.

“Your father.

The payments predated the current acquisition negotiations by nearly a decade.

Mara looked over his shoulder.

“Your father knew him.””

“Apparently.””

Daniel turned to the next entry.

The amount was £85,000.

Beside knew him.””

“Apparently.””

Daniel turned to the next entry.

The amount was £85,000.

Beside it, his father had written:

Advance pending resolution of the original family agreement. Repayment required before any transfer of Wrenford Hall's commercial rights.

The next entry was dated three months later.

Repayment disputed. Supporting documents incomplete.

Then another.

Jonathan denies the existence of the original agreement.

Daniel looked up.

“Vale has been involved with this family for years.””

Mara's expression tightened.

“How many years?””

Daniel turned to the final pages.

There, in a column of handwritten notes, his father had recorded a meeting with Jonathan Vale, Celia, and an unnamed solicitor.

The date was eight months before Edward's death.

The notes were brief.

Vale proposes a long-term commercial arrangement. Celia supports the proposal. I have refused. Family residence and educational decisions are not for sale.

Below that was another line it, his father had written:

Advance pending resolution of the original family agreement. Repayment required before any transfer of Wrenford Hall's commercial rights.

The next entry was dated three months later.

Repayment disputed. Supporting documents incomplete.

Then another.

Jonathan denies the existence of the original agreement.

Daniel looked up.

“Vale has been involved with this family for years.””

Mara's expression tightened.

“How many years?””

Daniel turned to the final pages.

There, in a column of handwritten notes, his father had recorded a meeting with Jonathan Vale, Celia, and an unnamed solicitor.

The date was eight months before Edward's death.

The notes were brief.

Vale proposes a long-term commercial arrangement. Celia supports the proposal. I have refused. Family residence and educational decisions are not for sale.

Below that was another line.

If they return with the same proposal after my death, ask for the blue ledger and the original agreement.

Daniel looked at Mara.

His father had known that someone.

If they return with the same proposal after my death, ask for the blue ledger and the original agreement.

Daniel looked at Mara.

His father had known that someone might attempt to revive the deal.

might attempt to revive the deal.

He had left instructions.

He had preserved the records.

And yet, somehow, a documentHe had left instructions.

He had preserved the records.

And yet, somehow, a document bearing his name had entered the negotiations.

Daniel turned the ledger to the last page.

A folded piece of paper slipped out and landed on the desk.

It was a photocopy of an agreement.

Unlike the document supplied by the buyer, this one had no signature from Edward Hartley.

Instead, it contained a handwritten note in the margin.

Rejected. Never to be executed.

Daniel read the terms.

The proposed arrangement was almost identical to the agreement now being used to justify Persephone's removal from Wrenford Hall.

A commercial partner would acquire the estate's events operations.

A family representative would oversee the transition.

Minor descendants would be relocated if their residence interfered with the business.

And the acquiring company would receive a long-term option to purchase additional estate assets if the family failed to meet specified financial conditions.

Daniel stared at the page.

The agreement was dated nine years earlier.

The buyer had revived a proposal his father had rejected nearly a decade ago.

And someone had attached his father's name to it.

Mara pointed to the handwritten note bearing his name had entered the negotiations.

Daniel turned the ledger to the last page.

A folded piece of paper slipped out and landed on the desk.

It was a photocopy of an agreement.

Unlike the document supplied by the buyer, this one had no signature from Edward Hartley.

Instead, it contained a handwritten note in the margin.

Rejected. Never to be executed.

Daniel read the terms.

The proposed arrangement was almost identical to the agreement now being used to justify Persephone's removal from Wrenford Hall.

A commercial partner would acquire the estate's events operations.

A family representative would oversee the transition.

Minor descendants would be relocated if their residence interfered with the business.

And the acquiring company would receive a long-term option to purchase additional estate assets if the family failed to meet specified financial conditions.

Daniel stared at the page.

The agreement was dated nine years earlier.

The buyer had revived a proposal his father had rejected nearly a decade ago.

And someone had attached his father's name to it.

Mara pointed to the handwritten note at the bottom.

“There's another name here.””

Daniel followed her finger.

Beneath the words Rejected. Never to be executed, his father had written:

If Celia insists, remind her what happened to the first family that accepted these terms.

Daniel looked at his wife.

“What does that mean?””

Mara shook her head.

“I don't know.””

Before Daniel could respond, his phone rang.

The solicitor handling his father's estate had found the original records.

And he had something urgent to tell them.

“The agreement supplied by the buyer,” the solicitor said, “is not merely suspicious. It appears to be a modified version of a document your father explicitly rejected.””

Daniel closed his at the bottom.

“There's another name here.””

Daniel followed her finger.

Beneath the words Rejected. Never to be executed, his father had written:

If Celia insists, remind her what happened to the first family that accepted these terms.

Daniel looked at his wife.

“What does that mean?””

Mara shook her head.

“I don't know.””

Before Daniel could respond, his phone rang.

The solicitor handling his father's estate had found the original records.

And he had something urgent to tell them.

“The agreement supplied by the buyer,” the solicitor said, “is not merely suspicious. It appears to be a modified version of a document your father explicitly rejected.””

Daniel closed his eyes.

“Can you prove that?””

“We have the original draft, your father's written rejection, and the correspondence confirming that no agreement eyes.

“Can you prove that?””

“We have the original draft, your father's written rejection, and the correspondence confirming that no agreement was executed.””

“Then why does the buyer have a signed copy?””

“That is what we need to establish.””

Daniel looked down at the blue ledger.

“Can you tell me who had access to the original documents after my father was executed.””

“Then why does the buyer have a signed copy?””

“That is what we need to establish.””

Daniel looked down at the blue ledger.

“Can you tell me who had access to the original documents after my father died?””

The solicitor paused.

“Yes. The archive access died?””

The solicitor paused.

“Yes. The archive access log lists three people.””

“Who?””

“Your log lists three people.””

“Who?””

“Yourself, Celia Hartley, andself, Celia Hartley, and Jonathan Vale.””

Daniel felt a chill move through him.

“Vale was inside the archive?””

“According to the log, he attended a meeting at Wrenford Hall shortly after your father's funeral. Jonathan Vale.””

Daniel felt a chill move through him.

“Vale was inside the archive?””

“According to the log, he attended a meeting at Wrenford Hall shortly after your father's funeral. The visit was recorded as a discussion concerning the future of the estate.””

Daniel looked at Mara.

She had gone pale.

“Did he sign in?”” The visit was recorded as a discussion concerning the future of the estate.””

Daniel looked at Mara.

She had gone pale.

“Did he sign in?”” Daniel asked.

“Yes.””

“Did he enter the archive room?””

“The log indicates that he was escorted there by Celia Daniel asked.

“Yes.””

“Did he enter the archive room?””

“The log indicates that he was escorted there by Celia.””

Daniel ended the call slowly.

For years, he had believed that his father's death had marked the end of a difficult period and.””

Daniel ended the call slowly.

For years, he had believed that his father's death had marked the end of a difficult period and the beginning of a new chapter for Wrenford Hall.

Now he was discovering that someone had used the grief and confusion surrounding that the beginning of a new chapter for Wrenford Hall.

Now he was discovering that someone had used the grief and confusion surrounding that death to revive a rejected agreement.

Someone had gained access to his father's private records.

Someone had created a death to revive a rejected agreement.

Someone had gained access to his father's private records.

Someone had created a document that contradicted his father's final wishes.

And someone had spent months preparing to move Persephone away from the estate.

Daniel closed the blue ledger document that contradicted his father's final wishes.

And someone had spent months preparing to move Persephone away from the estate.

Daniel closed the blue ledger.

He looked toward the corridor.

“I'm going to find Celia.””

Mara caught his arm.

“Daniel,.

He looked toward the corridor.

“I'm going to find Celia.””

Mara caught his arm.

“Daniel, wait.””

He turned.

“If she was involved in this nine years ago, we need to know why. But wait.””

He turned.

“If she was involved in this nine years ago, we need to know why. But don't go to her alone, and don't let her turn this into another argument about the business.””

He nodded.

don't go to her alone, and don't let her turn this into another argument about the business.””

He nodded.

“You're right.””

His phone vibrated.

A message from Priya appeared on the screen.

*The buyer has agreed to provide the original digital“You're right.””

His phone vibrated.

A message from Priya appeared on the screen.

The buyer has agreed to provide the original digital files. One document includes metadata identifying the person who created files. One document includes metadata identifying the person who created the disputed agreement.

Daniel opened the attachment.

The document had been created eight months earlier.

The author field contained a name.

* the disputed agreement.

Daniel opened the attachment.

The document had been created eight months earlier.

The author field contained a name.

*Celia Hartley.*

But beneath it was a second entry.

*Last modified by: Jonathan Vale.*

Celia Hartley.**

But beneath it was a second entry.