Filippino Lippi The Marriage of St Catherine painting

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experienced, were a mask that concealed another fear, to which he, being a rational man, was loath to admit.He half expected Rolf Reynerd to be waiting on the fifth floor.How Reynerd would have known about Dunny or where Dunny lived, how attorney, he unlocked the door, eased it open, and entered cautiously.The security alarm was not engaged. On his most recent visit, eight days ago, Ethan had set the alarm when he’d left.The housekeeper, Mrs. Hernandez, had visited in the interim. Before Dunny landed in a hospital, in a coma, she had worked here three days a week; but now she came only on Wednesday.In all likelihood, Mrs. Hernandez had forgotten to enter the alarm code when she’d departed last week. Yet as likely as this explanation might be, Ethan didn’t believe it. Juanita Hernandez was a responsible woman, methodically attentive to detail.he would have known when Ethan intended to come here—these were questions unanswerable without extensive investigation and perhaps without the abandonment of logic.[89] Nevertheless, Ethan stepped to the side of the cab, to make a smaller target of himself. He drew his pistol.The elevator doors opened on a ten-by-twelve foyer paneled in honey-toned, figured anigre. Deserted.Ethan didn’t holster his weapon. Identical doors served two penthouse units, and he went directly to the Whistler apartment.With the key provided by Dunny’s