Re: Tuesday, 17 March 1925
In reply to John-Marc Falcon (msg # 35):
After completing his morning's tasks, Darlington returned to the town house. He fixed himself a cup of tea.
"Tewfik's flown da coop, wen' by 'is shop. Gavigan's gone as well. I fink yew lot spooked da Bruvver'ood, so i' makes sense they wen' after yew at da 'otel, an' 'ave extra guards on their warehouse.
"Funny fing, I fink I saw Howard already waitin' in fron' ov Tewfik's shop in a taxi. He didn't get aaaht an' I didn't get a chance ter talk ter 'im befawer 'e left, if what was 'im at all.
"Naow, I won't need ter fake leaving London, I live an' work 'ere. Same fer Dr. Weston. Wif yew lot gone, they'll fink da 'eat if off an' relaax.
"I'll make some calls to me mates. If we can wai' until tomorrow, there are two or three blokes what don't mind a tussle. By tomorrow they'll 'ave a chance ter pull their guards, what would be da time ter raid da warehouse. Sorted mate."