the anthill
Hercule Poirot is at peace in his beloved France when he receives a call from a certain lady's secretary. Lady Marshall was a woman of many possessions and an extremely fine figure. The fact is: This lady had just died, the police hadn't given her medical report yet, and she had left an unmarked will. An extremely understandable mistake, as Mi Lady was already quite old. Now it will be up to Poirot to unravel the true intention of Mi Lady's terminated will, so that he can reach the conclusion of the possible cause of death of Lady Marshall even before the police.
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