Aneta Herrenschmidt-Moller

It was a grey afternoon in Baker Street when I brought Holmes a case in which, unusually, the client and the culprit turned out to be the same person. The woman who arrived was trembling—though the weather was mild. Her gloves were pristine, but her hands shook inside them so much that she spilled tea on her skirt. I apologised at once, cursing my clumsiness, while Holmes merely watched her with his usual feline stillness. “You’ve come,” he said finally, “because your mind has been deceiving...

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