Mr. Wrong

by Elizabeth Jane Howard

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Everybody -- that is to say the two or three people she knew in London -- told Meg that she had been very lucky indeed to find a car barely three years old, in such good condition and at such a price.

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First words	Everybody -- that is to say the two or three people she knew in London -- told Meg that she had been very lucky indeed to find a car barely three years old, in such good condition and at such a price.
Last words	(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)There was no sign of Sharon at all.