The Last Witness Page #2
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if they don't want to, Colonel.
Yes, Captain. Of course.
Colonel, please.
Breakfast is waiting.
- Mm.
- I have to see you tonight.
- Eight thirty, at the King's Arms.
- No, that's too public.
No, there are only ever
locals there.
Mm. Fine.
Eight-ish?
I have to go.
Mason wants to see me.
Do you have to?
You know I do.
Come.
Ah! Thank you, Stanley.
You're still on duty?
I hardly ever see you
You hardly see me at all.
I know, I'm sorry. There's a bit
of a flap on at the moment.
Anyway, good of you to come.
We've been invited to the
annual ball at the Robinsons'.
Oh, God. Is it that
time of year already?
I know, tedious in
the extreme, but, er...
I would really appreciate it if we
could attend together this year.
- Your parents will be there.
- I'd rather not, if it's all the same to you.
It might look at bit odd if, er,
if I go alone.
Might set a few tongues wagging.
- If we must.
- Splendid.
Oh!
You might be in
the perfect place
to do me another favor,
if you would?
Er... Loboda and Nowak,
two DPs who arrived
in your camp this morning.
You're very well informed,
as always.
Could you be a real brick and keep
me appraised of their whereabouts?
Movements, visitors, friends,
that sort of thing.
Why?
It's probably nothing.
Some vague memo from London.
Nothing to worry about.
Just so I know.
I wouldn't expect you to run
across town every morning.
will suffice.
I know you must be busy with your
whole repatriation commotion.
- Yes.
- Mm.
Is that all?
Well, I should be getting back.
Oh, please, don't let me
detain you any longer.
Er, but if we could, er...
keep this just
between ourselves?
Of course.
So we're happy then?
What?
- The Robinsons' ball?
- Yes. Yes.
- Fine.
- Hmm.
You know why he
married you, hmm?
He is not the monster
you want him to be.
So your father has the right to
sell you to the highest bidder?
They genuinely thought
he would make a good husband.
They only want
what's best for me.
Did they know?
Marriage isn't
about love for them.
I was in love with him.
Obviously, I didn't know then
what I know now.
But our love
is of a different kind now.
Stephen, he's my friend.
It's a lie.
So what do you want me to do?
You want me to just
leave my husband, my job,
turn my back on my family
and run off to London with you?
That's impossible.
I'm not sure how much faith
I have in your big story
because if what the Polish
Colonel says is true,
you have no proof.
And as unfortunate as they are,
these suicides
are still just that.
Suicides. Nothing more.
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