Chapter 33 THE TEA TIN
PELL POV
I had one trunk, and it was not a large one, which is a sad thing to learn about a life: thirty-one years had come down to a trunk, a hatbox, and a sewing basket with a broken handle.
I packed it on Friday night with the door shut and the light on low, and I did it slowly, like a woma...
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Chapters
1. Chapter 1 THE HOUSEKEEPER THAT WASN'T
2. Chapter 2 THE RULES OF THE HOUSE
3. Chapter 3 THE TOWN
4. Chapter 4 THE KETTLE
5. Chapter 5 THE MAN WHO BURNS THINGS DOMINIC POV
6. Chapter 6 MISS ELLERY
7. Chapter 7 THE BOTTOM DRAWER
8. Chapter 8 WHAT MRS. PELL COUNTED
9. Chapter 9 FOUR DAYS
10. Chapter 10 SEVENTEEN
11. Chapter 11 A WELFARE CHECK
12. Chapter 12 FOG AND LILIES
13. Chapter 13 WHAT THE TOWN USED TO BE
14. Chapter 14 LOCKED DOORS
15. Chapter 15 A CLEAN RÉSUMÉ
16. Chapter 16 THE WRONG DATE
17. Chapter 17 MISS ELLERY'S TEA
18. Chapter 18 A HOT LITTLE HEAD
19. Chapter 19 HUSH
20. Chapter 20 HARROW’S LANDING
21. Chapter 21 THE GAZETTE
22. Chapter 22 THE SEAL
23. Chapter 23 A TRUE THING
24. Chapter 24 CALDER POINTE
25. Chapter 25 FOURTEEN DAYS
26. Chapter 26 THE FOUNDERS’ DINNER
27. Chapter 27 THE BACK DOOR
28. Chapter 28 THE PIER
29. Chapter 29 MONDAY
30. Chapter 30 THE WALL HUMS
31. Chapter 31 THIRTY-ONE YEARS
32. Chapter 32 BLACK GLOVES
33. Chapter 33 THE TEA TIN
34. Chapter 34 THE LANTERN WALK
35. Chapter 35 THE QUIET HOUSE
36. Chapter 36 IN CHAMBERS
37. Chapter 37 GWEN
38. Chapter 38 BOX 211
39. Chapter 39 THE TAPE
40. Chapter 40 THE TOP OF THE STAIRS
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