Once Upon a Crime (The Sisters Grimm, book 4)
Once Upon a Crime (The Sisters Grimm, book 4)
“A friendly man named Mr. Glassman, who insisted they call him Peter, spent several hours trying to track down Granny Relda. By the time she arrived to claim the girls, it was nearly two in the morning and friendly "Peter" had lost his patience.
"These children were found on a yacht in the middle of the New York harbor, Mrs. Grimm," Peter said sternly. "The boat was filled with alcohol." Granny smiled uncomfortably and shifted in her seat. "This has all been a misunderstanding. The girls and... I got separated and--" "So you were supposed to be on this yacht, too?" "Why no--" "We told you what happened. We were kidnapped," Daphne said.
"Young lady, the police have searched the boat. There was no one on it. In fact, the owner, a Mr. John Silver, is thinking of pressing charges against you for stealing it from the marina." "Forgetful dust," Daphne grumbled. The pirates had used it to make a clean getaway.
Sabrina kicked her sister under the table and shook her head.MoreLess
"These children were found on a yacht in the middle of the New York harbor, Mrs. Grimm," Peter said sternly. "The boat was filled with alcohol." Granny smiled uncomfortably and shifted in her seat. "This has all been a misunderstanding. The girls and... I got separated and--" "So you were supposed to be on this yacht, too?" "Why no--" "We told you what happened. We were kidnapped," Daphne said.
"Young lady, the police have searched the boat. There was no one on it. In fact, the owner, a Mr. John Silver, is thinking of pressing charges against you for stealing it from the marina." "Forgetful dust," Daphne grumbled. The pirates had used it to make a clean getaway.
Sabrina kicked her sister under the table and shook her head.MoreLess
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