The Girl Who Hid It in Her Shoe
When she came in.
Did she say anything about me?
Did she seem — was she frightened of coming to my house?”
And I said, “Ma’am, she walked two and a half miles in the rain because she was trying to stop you getting blamed for something.”
Evelyn Sinclair put her hand over her mouth and sat down on a bench in that corridor and could not speak for about a minute.
Here is what I learned afterward about what those two years had been.