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Tomasz in flat five
Omar in flat three
Gloria from flat six
Dorothy Darling, flat two,
the day the girl with pink hair arrived at Shelley House.
one did not come across dwellings like Shelley House every day.
She could still remember the building vividly from her childhood.
there was still something eerie about Shelley House.
“Joseph Chambers.
Dorothy’s an eccentric but her bark is worse than her bite.
Her grandfather had lived in this village his whole life, which meant he must have known Poet’s Road back when it was still all mansions like this. In fact, perhaps he’d even visited Shelley House?
She had learned at an early age it was best never to get too close to the people you lived with.
She and her mum had fled that night, her mum cursing Kat for “blabbing her mouth off” to their landlord.
“It used to be our daughter’s bedroom.”
The less he—or anyone else around here—knew about her, the better.
“I’ve always believed you’re better off on your own. Other people just let you down in the end.”
who’d dropped out of school at sixteen.
Too much time alone inside her own head was a dangerous thing.
I never want to see you again . . . If you ever come back to Chalcot, you’ll be arrested for what you did . . . You are dead to me.
she brought nothing but bad luck to anyone she allowed herself to grow fond of.
What if the killer had already been in the building and had attacked Joseph
details about Joseph beyond the fact that he was in an induced coma,
There was something about the vehicle that made Dorothy pause. She was sure she had seen it somewhere before,

