Freyberger laughed and turned to leave the shop.
“Well,” he said, “seven-thirty at the Langham. Be sure you are there and ask for Mademoiselle Lefarge.”
CHAPTER XXVI
AT seven o’clock precisely, Freyberger drove up to the Langham.
Mademoiselle Lefarge had given instructions that anyone who called was to be shown up.
Freyberger followed a waiter up the softly carpeted stairs; at the door of a room on the first landing the man stopped.
“Whom shall I say, sir?”
“Mr Gustave Freyberger.”
The waiter opened the door and the detective found himself in the presence of three people.