Saint36 - The Saint in the Sun by Leslie Charteris
Author:Leslie Charteris [Charteris, Leslie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2012-08-29T12:44:50+00:00
"The biggest joke of it is," Peter commented later, "that if Cynthia 'd tried to make that turn, at the speed she was going, she'd 've been practically certain to spin out and roll over and probably break her neck. But that loose nut on the steering arm just happened to fall off in the straight, and she already had the brakes on as hard as she could, and when she tried to turn the wheel nothing happened at all, and so she went ploughing right on off the track into a lot of soft sand that stopped her like a feather pillow. Well, almost. Anyway, if Godfrey hadn't been so bloody clever, she'd probably be stone cold dead in de market, instead of just nursing a few bruises."
"That should make him feel a lot better," said the Saint. "What else will he have to worry about?"
"Oh, the stewards and some other people had quite a talk with him," Charlie said impersonally. "It isn't the sort of thing we want a lot of publicity about. He'll be leaving the island on the next plane—but I don't think Cynthia will be with him."
"Or Mrs Santander either," Brenda put in. "You may think you were awfully discreet, but I bet the story's all over Nassau before midnight."
"You've got to admit he was no piker," Peter mused. "It even shook me a bit when we found the Montesino gal's steering fixed the same way, except that hers was still holding by half a thread. One more rough corner, and she could 've been another wreck. The kind of sabotage that even a first-class mechanic mightn't spot—and him pretending he didn't know one end of an engine from the other. If it hadn't been for this suspicious Templar character, he might 've got rid of all his problems in one happy afternoon."
"Poor Simon," Betty Bethell said. "Now you'll be hounded to death by grateful women."
The Saint grinned untroubledly, and waved a languid hand at a white-coated waiter who was conveniently headed in their direction across the Country Club lounge.
"Let's have another round of that Old Curio," he said.
"Yes, Mr Templar," said the man. "Right away, sir. But I was comin' to tell you you're wanted on the phone, sir. Some lady callin', sir."
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