NANCY ALMOST dropped the phone. “Hannah was going with John Harrington’s chauffeur?” “That’s right,” her father said. “This was before she married Mr. Gruen, and before she came to work for us, of course. But they had been going together. In fact,” he added, “I’m pretty sure they had planned to get married.” Nancy’s mind was whirling. If Hannah had known Charles Ogden then, she might know where he was now. And he just might be the reason Hannah wanted Nancy to stay off the case. “I wonder why they didn’t get married.” “I don’t know,” Mr. Drew said. “In all the years I’ve known Hannah, she only spoke to me about him the one time. It was obvious she didn’t want me to pry, so I never asked. In fact, you probably shouldn’t mention to her that we had this talk. She might feel betrayed.” But I have to ask, Nancy thought. I just hope she’ll talk to me. “Well, it sounds as if you’ve got your hands full there,” Carson Drew went on. “Be careful and let me know what happens.
